In a video message, Shweta Singh Kirti says a pathologist told her Sushant Singh Rajput suffered a fractured leg, eye injuries and firearm involvement, reigniting debate over his 2020 death.
New claims surface from Sushant’s sister
Sushant Singh Rajput’s sister, Shweta Singh Kirti, has gone public with fresh details she says came from the doctor who performed her brother’s post‑mortem. In a video posted on social media, she recounts a conversation in which the pathologist allegedly mentioned the use of a firearm, a broken leg and significant force applied to Sushant’s body, including injury to his eyes.
“*We got to know recently that that post‑mortem person who did post‑mortem on Bhai told that there was gun use and his leg was broken and a lot of force was used on him. His eyes were hurt*,” Shweta said, her voice steady yet emotional. The statement was first reported by Bollywood Hungama and later echoed by Filmfare.
Reaction and emotional backdrop
Shweta also described the outpouring of grief she received after returning from Atlanta, saying hundreds of fans embraced her and wept for her brother. “*There were hundreds of you coming and hugging me and crying, crying for Bhai*,” she added, a line that appeared in multiple outlet write‑ups.
She used the platform to urge supporters not to succumb to hatred or revenge. “*I don’t want to be consumed by negativity. Healing comes from love*,” she said, echoing the same sentiment across the three reports.
What this means for the ongoing debate
Sushant’s death on June 14, 2020, was officially ruled a suicide, but the case has remained a flashpoint for speculation, legal scrutiny and fan activism. The new allegations about a gun and severe physical trauma add another layer to an already complex narrative.
Legal experts caution that without an official autopsy report released to the public, any claim remains unverified. “Until a court‑ordered examination is made public, these remain allegations,” a senior criminal law analyst told Bollywood Hungama. The family, however, has repeatedly called for a transparent investigation, a stance Shweta reinforced in her message.
The media’s role and next steps
Both Bollywood Hungama and Filmfare have reported the same set of statements, indicating a coordinated release. No other independent forensic expert has confirmed the details, and the police have not issued a statement addressing the new claims.
Fans have taken to Twitter, Instagram and fan forums, reviving petitions and hashtags demanding a fresh probe. The conversation is already trending under #SushantTruth, with many demanding that the authorities reopen the case.
Looking ahead
The next logical move appears to be a formal request for the post‑mortem report to be filed in court. Until then, Shweta’s video will likely continue to fuel debate, keeping the actor’s legacy and the unanswered questions surrounding his death in the public eye.
Stay tuned for any official response from the Mumbai Police or the judiciary.
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