Two years after Sushant Singh Rajput’s untimely death, stunning new information regarding it keeps emerging. The actor reportedly hanged himself on June 14 in his Bandra apartment, shocking his friends, family, and admirers. The Cooper hospital staff recently made a startling revelation regarding the actor’s corpse 2.5 years after his death. According to reports, the individual who carried the late autopsy spoke up about what he had reportedly told his superiors. Fans of SSR have been using the hashtag #JusticeForSSR on Twitter every day since his death. Even his sisters and close friends have been yearning for justice, in addition to his followers.
Roopkumar Shah, a Cooper hospital employee, reportedly made a significant and disturbing disclosure after two years and described what happened when Sushant Singh Rajput’s body arrived at the facility. He further stated that he had seen two to three markings on his neck and other marks on his torso.
Roopkumar Shah quoted, “When Sushant Singh Rajput passed away, we had received five dead bodies in the Cooper Hospital for postpartum. Among those five bodies, one belonged to a VIP. He had multiple marks on his body and around three spots on his neck when we went to perform a postpartum, and we discovered that he was Sushant. The postmortem required documentation even though senior officials were just told to photograph the body. As a result, we carried out their request.”
“When I initially saw Sushant’s body, I immediately told my superiors that I thought it was a murder rather than a suicide. I even instructed them to follow the regulations in our work. However, my seniors commanded me to call the police and take pictures of the body as quickly as I could. Therefore, we only conducted the postmortem at night” said, Shah.
Before 2020, it was stated that doctors from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) had discovered procedural errors in the Cooper Hospital doctors’ autopsy report after studying the report of Sushant Singh Rajput’s death. A five-member medical committee had previously completed the hospital’s autopsy report.