Sushant Singh Rajput Death Case: Here’s what the final forensic reports say!

Sushant Singh Rajput died on June 14 allegedly by committing suicide at his Bandra residence. The forensic reports of the late actor are finally out. As per a report in Zee News, reports of toxicology, litigation mark, nail sampling, stomach wash have also come from the Kalina Forensic Lab. The reports show no foul play. The reports have been submitted by the Mumbai Police to the Supreme Court as combined with the forensic reports.

The stomach wash report states that Sushant was neither given any poisonous thing nor did he take anything like poison. The nail sampling report states that there was no struggle at the time of death. The foam that came out of his mouth after his suicide fell on his clothes and it looked like a white stain after drying. The ligature report states that there was no injury or scuffle.

On July 27, the Mumbai Police had received the viscera report of the late star. There was no trace of any harmful or toxic chemicals and/or drugs in Rajput’s viscera samples. There was no foul play as per the report. Mumbai Mirror earlier quoted a source saying, “There was no trace of alcohol… Other tests of nails and the stomach wash also showed no struggle or poisoning, respectively. This shows that there was no foul play and it was a clear case of suicide. The ligature marks on the neck showed no sign of strangulation.”

Meanwhile, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) is questioning Rhea Chakraborty, her brother Showik, father Indrajit Chakraborty, Sushant’s former manager Shruti Modi, Sushant’s roommate Siddharth Pithani and his sister Mitu Singh are also being summoned by the central probe agency.

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