AIIMS forensic report finds no traces of organic poison in Sushant Singh Rajput’s body

Sushant Singh Rajput's  death has been in the limelight for the past three months and with  CBI, ED and NCB probing the case a lot has been said and written about the case. The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) had given the autopsy report to the doctors in AIIMS to make a forensic report and as per Times Now’s latest report, a team of AIIMS doctors has submitted their conclusive report to the CBI last night and it says they didn’t find any trace of organic poison. The DNA sample has matched with that of Sushant Singh Rajput and CBI will be proceeding its probe in the abetment of the suicide angle. Furthermore, the report also says that there was not enough light in the room where the autopsy was conducted. 

The doctor’s team has not officially confirmed but the report by the news channel shows, no trace of organic products like cannabis or opioids in the samples they have tested. Dr. Dinesh Rao, Forensic Expert spoke to the channel and said, “The duty of AIIMS panel is to review the cause of death, not the manner of death. They assist the investigating officer in concluding the manner of death”. When asked about the same from the dean of Cooper Hospital, where SSR’s body was taken for post-mortem, he said, “I don’t want to discuss anything about this”. Earlier, the AIIMS forensic chief Sudhir Gupta had claimed discrepancies in the post mortem report. In an interaction with the channel, he said that the police should have taken the second opinion from the doctors as to why time of Sushant’s death was not mentioned in the autopsy report. Sudhir Gupta has also submitted his suspicions to the CBI. Sushant Sigh Rajput’s family lawyer Vikas Singh had claimed on Twitter, “The Doctor who is part of AIIMS team had told me long back that the photos sent by me indicated 200% that it’s death by strangulation and not suicide.” Reacting to the same Dr Sudhir Gupta had told Times Now, “Can’t make an opinion by seeing marks.”