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Sushant Singh Rajput case comes up before House panel

New Delhi, October 16 The Sushant Singh Rajput death case came up for discussions today at the meeting of the parliamentary standing committee on health with member Subramanian Swamy demanding review of the autopsy findings of AIIMS forensic expert Sudhir...
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New Delhi, October 16

The Sushant Singh Rajput death case came up for discussions today at the meeting of the parliamentary standing committee on health with member Subramanian Swamy demanding review of the autopsy findings of AIIMS forensic expert Sudhir Gupta in the matter. AIIMS report had ruled out murder in the matter and concluded that it was suicide.. — TNS

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