Sushant Singh Rajput’s close friend raises questions over alleged footprints noticed on his t-shirt

Sushant Singh Rajput passed away on June 14 and pictures of his dead body had soon started making the rounds of the internet. Sushant’s close friend has claimed that the fans have pointed out footprints on the actor’s t-shirt and there has been no report about that and she also raised other alarming questions.

In an interview with Mumbai Tak, Smita Parikh, Sushant’s close friend said, “I really wish I had known this. I would have not waited for so many days. If I really had known ki yeh log kaun the toh main sirf news channels pe bethke yeh assumptions nahi kar rahi hoti. I really, really wish. I know a lot of evidences were there that day; his journals were there, his mobile phone was there – his one of the biggest evidence which I have been tweeting, sharing on social media since the first day ki saare proof agar us phone ki properly jaanch ho toh nikal sakte hai, outgoing aur incoming calls, texts kyun ki woh banda likhta tha har ek chiz. Hum logo ke saath bhi jab betha hota tha toh woh likha karta tha. Agar woh suicide kar raha hai toh woh 20 pages ka letter likhta.”

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She further spoke about the footprints on Sushant’s T-shirt, “Forensic reports aayi hai? Woh green cloth jo bhi tha uski abhi tak aayi hai? Aani chahiye thi, right? kuch bhi nahi aayi hai. There was another broken piece of the belt from the bathrobe, uski koi reports nahi aayi hai. Unke kitne saare fans ne unke t-shirt pe jo shoes ke footprints dekhe, uski pictures close-up mein leke gi hai. Unki eyes pe jo bruise hai, unke forehead pe jo bruise hai uske baare mein kyu nahi bola jaa raha hai? I don’t understand. Ghar mein jo log present the, unki apni ek depression ki theory hai. We knew that he was not going through such depression ki woh apni jaan hi lele.”

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