Sushant Singh Rajput’s sister says she recently learnt details from the person who conducted the actor’s post-mortem, while urging people to choose love over hatred and revenge.

Late actor Sushant Singh Rajput’s sister Shweta Singh Kirti has shared fresh claims about his post-mortem, alleging that the person who conducted it recently told the family that the actor’s leg was broken, his eyes were injured and “a lot of force” had been used on him.

According to IANS, Shweta made the remarks in a video message, in which she spoke about what she said the family had recently learnt from the person who conducted the post-mortem.

“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,” she said.

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Shweta also reflected on the emotional support she received from people after returning from Atlanta. Recalling how people approached her to express their grief over her brother’s death, she said hundreds of people had hugged her and cried with her.

“There were hundreds of you coming and hugging me and crying, crying for Bhai. You guys, all of you felt that what happened to Bhai was wrong,” she said.

Shweta Singh Kirti urges people not to give in to hatred

Speaking about the pain of losing a loved one, Shweta said that finding the strength to forgive can be particularly difficult when someone close to you is affected.

She acknowledged that such experiences can be challenging to come to terms with, but said she did not want to be consumed by feelings of hatred, revenge or resentment.

“But look, I don't want to be consumed by hatred, by revenge, by resentment. I think the purpose of my life is to stand for love, for faith, for goodness and for God,” she said.

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Shweta also urged people to retain their faith in God and goodness, even when faced with injustice and suffering.

“There is unfairness in the world. OK, I accept that. And maybe good people do have to go through a lot of pain. But pain is your way to transformation,” she said.

Concluding her message, she spoke about the importance of healing through love and encouraged people to stand for goodness rather than allow negativity to take over.

“So let not your heart be consumed with negativity. And healing comes from love. I stand for love. And I hope you can stand with me for love, for God, for goodness,” she said.

Sushant Singh Rajput’s death

Sushant Singh Rajput was found dead at his Mumbai residence on June 14, 2020. His death was initially reported as an alleged suicide and subsequently became the subject of investigations and widespread public attention.

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The latest claims cited by Shweta concern what she said she had recently learnt from the person who conducted the actor’s post-mortem. The remarks, as reported by IANS, are allegations and do not by themselves establish the circumstances of his death.