Sridevi’s mysterious death takes a new turn; new claims by DGP Rishiraj Singh

The glamor queen and a national sensation, Sridevi - ruled the audience’s heart for a long time, left for heavenly abode last year. Her sad demise left the fans in splits as the rising sun of February 24, 2018, brought the sad news along with it. Apart from her fans, the news numbed her friends and family as her death reports were about to bring cyclone of allegations and speculations.

The horrific news sent shockwaves throughout the country as the autopsy reports claimed that the actress drowned in the bathtub. The late actress had flown to Dubai to attend her nephew Mohit Marwah's wedding. Now, more than a year after Sridevi's demise, a report has surfaced on the internet that is raising shocking allegations regarding the late actress' death.

According to Times Now, the report has claimed that Jail DGP Rishiraj Singh mentioned that Sridevi's death was not accidental and there was 'circumstantial evidence' that proves it was a murder. The DGP wrote a column in Kerala Kaumudi and claimed that his late friend, Dr. Umadathan, who conducted Sridevi's autopsy, believed that Sridevi ‘would not drown’ in one-foot water in a bathtub ‘without pushing by somebody’. 

Jail DGP's article read, "My friend told me that the death might have been a murder. When I asked him out of curiosity over the death, Dr. Umadathan pointed out several circumstantial evidence to prove that the actress' death was not accidental. According to Dr. Umadathan, ‘Even if she drank too much, she would not drown in one-foot deep water in a bathtub'. Without pushing by somebody, a person's legs or head could not drown in one-foot water in the bathtub."

While the entire nation was shocked with the news of Sridevi's death, the most affected with the sad demise was the late actress' husband and filmmaker Boney Kapoor and daughters Janhvi Kapoor and Khushi Kapoor. 

Back in 2018, at an event, Boney was asked if his responsibilities as a father had increased to which the producer replied by calling his four children his ultimate strength. "No, Janhvi and Khushi are there with me. My elder son Arjun and Anshula too. They have been my strength. The way Arjun and Anshula accepted Janhvhi and Khushi, it has lessened my burden. I believe blood is blood. My strength is my four kids," said Boney.