Apurva Asrani lashes out at Samir Soni for claiming Sushant Singh Rajput’s psychiatrist called him bipolar

Sushant Singh Rajput left for the heavenly abode on June 14, 2020. The 34-year-old actor had committed suicide at his Bandra residence.  Since there was no suicide note found, Mumbai police is investigating his death from all possible angles. Post his death, several theories surrounding his death and mental health has been doing the rounds of social media.

Recently, Apurva Asrani slammed actor Samir Soni. The writer-editor said that Samir lied on the television by saying that Sushant’s psychiatrist called him bipolar. Read on to know the deets.

Slamming Samir Soni, Apurva took to his Twitter handle and wrote, “Actor Samir Soni LIED on the news that Sushant Singh Rajput’s psychiatrist called him bipolar. Not one panellist refuted his bogus claim. Dr Chavda had slammed a fake report about Sushants mental illness & called it filthy journalism. Why are you silent??”

Actor Samir Soni LIED on the news that Sushant Singh Rajput's psychiatrist called him bipolar. Not one panelist refuted his bogus claim. Dr Chavda had slammed a fake report about Sushants mental illness & called it filthy journalism. Why are you silent??https://t.co/4OQbM6ZoAT

— Apurva (@Apurvasrani) July 20, 2020

Apurva also shared a link to an article about Sushant’s psychiatrist Dr Kersi Chavda slamming all the reports which claimed he breached confidentiality.

He even called out everyone who is trying to label Sushant as ‘unstable’. “#SushantSinghRajput was called a skirt chaser, falsely accused in a #metoo case, labelled problematic at work & his career written off. We watched silently. Days later, he was found dead by hanging. Now many are eager to label him ‘unstable’. Don’t be silent now. Talk about this,” he tweeted.

#SushantSinghRajput was called a skirt chaser, falsely accused in a #metoo case, labelled problematic at work & his career written off. We watched silently. Days later, he was found dead by hanging. Now many are eager to label him 'unstable'. Don't be silent now. Talk about this.

— Apurva (@Apurvasrani) July 19, 2020

Ever since Sushant’s death, Asrani is making sure to not let questions surrounding the 34-year-old actor’s death go unanswered. Earlier too while sharing about why he is fighting for Sushant, Apurva had tweeted, “My fight for #SushantSinghRajput is not born out of vendetta for anyone. I am speaking up because I identify with him. I understand what he may have gone through when a campaign was run to destroy his credibility. I blogged because tweets can’t do justice(sic).”

My fight for #SushantSinghRajput is not born out of vendetta for anyone. I am speaking up because I identify with him. I understand what he may have gone through when a campaign was run to destroy his credibility. I blogged because tweets can't do justice. https://t.co/nbkvHpgeNB

— Apurva (@Apurvasrani) July 7, 2020

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