DGP prison makes shocking new statements about the disappearance of Sridevi | Hindi movie news

The premature disappearance of the first Bollywood superstar, Sridevi, sent shock waves into the film industry and into the country as a whole. Crowds of fans and movie stars have invaded the streets of Mumbai City to say goodbye to the national actress a final goodbye to the national funeral. More than a year after the death of the actress, a new report was published on the media portals, reporting shocking allegations about the cause of death.

According to reports, the Kerala Kaumudi newspaper allegedly quoted prison director DGP Rishiraj Singh as saying that the actress's death was not an accident but a murder. He allegedly claimed that his late friend, the medical examiner Umadathan, had claimed that the death could have been a murder and had presented several circumstantial evidence proving that "the death of the actress was not accidental".

He claimed that the late doctor felt that "she would not drown" in a foot of water in a bathtub "without being pushed by someone".

It is reported that Ved Bhushan, a retired policeman from the Delhi Police Department, reportedly said that he was not allowed to take a look at the room at Hotel Sridevi. However, he ruled out the possibility of "accidental drowning" – as indicated in the post-mortem report of Sridevi, describing the possible events in the adjacent room. Bhushan has even officially declared that the Dubai police forensic police report was insufficient, saying that his conclusions were not satisfactory and that many questions remained unanswered.