Atopy staff Roopkumar was present during Sushant's post-mortem

Atopy staff Roopkumar was present during Sushant's post-mortem: BJP leader Nitesh Rane shared the video and wrote - finally the truth is coming out

Two and a half years after the death of Sushant Singh Rajput, shocking revelations are happening in this case. Roopkumar Shah, who was part of the autopsy staff present there at the time of Sushant's post-mortem at Cooper Hospital, had recently claimed that Sushant did not commit suicide, but was murdered. Meanwhile, now BJP MLA Nitesh Rane has shared an unseen video of the time of Sushant's death, in which Roopkumar Shah is seen with Sushant's body. Along with this, Nitesh has confirmed that Roop Kumar was present during Sushant's post-mortem.

the truth is finally coming out

Sharing this video, Nitesh Rane wrote, 'It has become clear that Roop Kumar Shah was the person carrying the body of Sushant Singh Rajput. He was present there during the post-mortem. The truth is finally coming out. Now baby penguin is not far away. Justice will be done!'

There were many injury marks on Sushant's body

Roopkumar Shah had recently told, 'At the time of Sushant Singh Rajput's death, we had found five bodies in Cooper Hospital. We were told that one of the bodies is a VIP. When we went to do the post-mortem, we came to know that this body belongs to Sushant Singh Rajput. We saw that there were many injury marks on Sushant's body. Two-three injury marks were also visible on the neck. The recording of the post-mortem should have been done, but the top officials were only allowed to take photographs, so we also obeyed the order.

I told seniors that it is not suicide but murder

Roopkumar had further told, 'When I saw Sushant's body for the first time, I immediately told the seniors that it was not suicide, but murder. I told them that we should follow the rules, but my seniors told me to talk about it later. He told me to click pictures of the body as soon as possible and give it to the police. That's why we did the post-mortem in the night itself.