More than six years after Sushant Singh Rajput’s death, his sister Shweta Singh Kirti has made fresh claims about what she says she recently learnt from the person who conducted his post-mortem.
Sushant Singh Rajput’s death has once again become a major talking point, more than six years after the actor was found dead at his Mumbai residence. This time, fresh allegations have come from his sister Shweta Singh Kirti, who has spoken about what she says she recently learnt regarding the actor’s post-mortem.
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In a video message, Shweta claimed that the person who conducted Sushant’s post-mortem told her that there had been stun gun use, that the actor’s leg was broken, that “a lot of force” had been used and that his eyes were hurt.
The claims are significant because they directly touch upon one of the most intensely debated aspects of the Sushant Singh Rajput death case: the physical condition of the actor’s body and what forensic evidence established about the circumstances of his death.
However, there is an important distinction between Shweta’s newly reported allegations and officially established findings. The claims made in her latest video have not been independently corroborated by the information currently available. Earlier forensic reporting around the case reached conclusions that differ from some of the claims now being discussed online.
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Shweta Singh Kirti’s Fresh Claim About Sushant’s Post-Mortem
Shweta made the remarks while speaking about her brother and the emotional support she continues to receive from his fans.
According to reports on her video message, she said that the family had recently learnt information from the person who conducted Sushant’s post-mortem.
“We got to know recently that that post-mortem person who did post-mortem on Bhai told that there was stun gun use and his leg was broken and a lot of force was used on him. His eyes were hurt,” she said.
The reference to a stun gun is particularly striking because it introduces an allegation that had not been part of the established public narrative surrounding the case.
But Shweta did not publicly identify the individual she was referring to in the video, nor did she present documentary material establishing these newly claimed details.
That means the allegations currently remain claims attributed to Shweta’s account of what she was told, rather than independently verified forensic findings.
Why These Claims Are Creating Fresh Buzz
The Sushant Singh Rajput case has remained one of the most discussed celebrity death cases in India since June 2020.
Sushant was found dead on June 14, 2020, at his Mumbai residence. His death was initially investigated as a suspected suicide, and the case subsequently became the subject of investigations involving multiple agencies and intense public scrutiny.
The post-mortem conducted at Mumbai’s Cooper Hospital became an important part of the controversy.
In 2020, reports surrounding the AIIMS forensic review highlighted certain shortcomings in the Cooper Hospital autopsy documentation, including issues concerning the recording of the time of death. AIIMS forensic experts were asked to examine the available material as part of the investigation.
Later reports quoting sources from the AIIMS forensic panel said the board had concluded that there was no evidence of murder and supported suicide as the manner of death. The panel’s conclusion was based on the available evidence examined at the time.
That history makes Shweta’s latest allegations particularly noteworthy — but it also makes it essential to distinguish between what was previously reported by investigators and what she is now saying she has learnt.
‘His Leg Was Broken, His Eyes Were Hurt’
The most explosive part of Shweta’s statement is her description of alleged physical injuries.
Her claim that Sushant’s leg was broken and his eyes were hurt raises questions that would require medical documentation, forensic evidence or testimony from relevant professionals to establish.
At present, the latest reports do not provide such independent corroboration.
This is why the allegations should not automatically be treated as a new forensic conclusion about Sushant’s death.
Instead, they represent fresh claims from a member of Sushant’s family based on information she says was conveyed to her by the person involved in the post-mortem.
That distinction is crucial, particularly because the case has previously generated numerous theories and conflicting claims across social media.
Shweta Talks About Fans, Grief and Forgiveness
Interestingly, Shweta’s video was not solely about allegations surrounding the death.
She also spoke emotionally about meeting Sushant’s supporters after returning from Atlanta.
“There were hundreds of you coming and hugging me and crying, crying for Bhai,” she said, describing the reaction of fans who approached her.
Her comments reflected how deeply Sushant’s death continues to affect his supporters, even years later.
But Shweta’s message then took a noticeably different direction.
Rather than encouraging anger or revenge, she spoke about forgiveness, faith and love.
“I don’t want to be consumed by hatred, by revenge, by resentment,” she said, adding that she wanted the purpose of her life to remain connected to “love, faith, goodness and God.”
She also acknowledged that accepting pain involving someone you love can require enormous courage.
‘Please Don’t Lose Faith in God’
Shweta ended her message by asking people not to allow negativity to dominate their lives.
She acknowledged that there is unfairness in the world and that good people can experience pain, but urged her followers to continue believing in goodness and faith.
Her message therefore carried two contrasting elements: fresh allegations that have reignited questions about Sushant’s death, and a personal appeal against hatred and revenge.
That combination is likely to make the video particularly resonant among Sushant’s long-time supporters.
What Could Happen Next?
The immediate consequence of Shweta’s statement is likely to be renewed public discussion around Sushant Singh Rajput’s death and the post-mortem process.
However, whether the claims lead to any formal development would depend on whether they can be supported by documentary evidence, medical records, forensic material or credible testimony.
A social-media statement by itself does not establish a new cause or manner of death.
If verifiable evidence emerges supporting the newly claimed injuries or alleged stun-gun use, authorities or other relevant legal bodies could potentially face renewed questions about whether those claims require examination. Conversely, if no supporting evidence emerges, the remarks may remain part of the continuing public debate rather than changing the established investigative record.
For now, the most important takeaway is that Shweta Singh Kirti has publicly made fresh allegations about what she says she learnt concerning Sushant’s post-mortem — but those allegations have not been independently established by the information currently available.
Sushant Singh Rajput’s Legacy Lives On
Sushant Singh Rajput died at the age of 34 on June 14, 2020. The actor built a strong fan following through films including Kai Po Che!, MS Dhoni: The Untold Story and Chhichhore.
His death triggered an extraordinary wave of public attention, debates and investigations that continued long after his passing.
More than six years later, Shweta’s latest comments show that the emotional impact of Sushant’s death has not disappeared.
Whether these new allegations result in any formal development remains to be seen. For now, they have once again pushed Sushant Singh Rajput, Shweta Singh Kirti, the post-mortem controversy and the circumstances surrounding his death back into the centre of the entertainment-news conversation.
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