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"Truth Always Prevails": Mumbai Top Cop On AIIMS Report On Sushant Rajput
After it was revealed that the AIIMS medical board on actor Sushant Singh Rajput's death has concluded that it was suicide and not murder in its report to the CBI, the Mumbai police said today what it had always known had been reaffirmed. "We always knew what the reality was," Mumbai police chief Parambir Singh told NDTV.
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AIIMS Panel Shares Findings With Investigators In Sushant Rajput Case
The panel of Delhi's prestigious All-India Institute of Medical Sciences has submitted their findings on the death of actor Sushant Singh Rajput, sources told NDTV. The panel headed by Dr Sudhir Gupta was constituted on the request of the Central Bureau of Investigation to study the autopsy and viscera reports.
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On Sushant Singh Rajput's Death, AIIMS Doctors' Report Likely On Sunday
The cause of Sushant Singh Rajput's death on June 14 will be revealed by a panel of doctors from Delhi's AIIMS hospital to the CBI next week. The panel is studying the actor's autopsy report amid allegations by his family and doubts raised by fans on social media.
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CBI To Conduct "Psychological Autopsy" In Sushant Rajput Case: Sources
The CBI will conduct a psychological autopsy of Sushant Singh Rajput, sources said late Monday night, as the central probe agency continues its investigation into the circumstances behind the death of the popular actor
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Sushant Rajput Case: 4-Member Team From AIIMS To Examine Autopsy Report
A four-member forensic team from AIIMS will examine the autopsy report of actor Sushant Singh Rajput after the Central Bureau of Investigation, which has been tasked to probe the actor's death, approached the hospital seeking assistance.
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"Sushant Rajput's Autopsy Report Missed Crucial Detail": Father's Lawyer
The post mortem report prepared after the death of actor Sushant Singh Rajput did not mention a critical piece of information - the time of death, the lawyer representing his father said on Saturday, once again raising questions on the investigation by Mumbai Police.
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"Truth Always Prevails": Mumbai Top Cop On AIIMS Report On Sushant Rajput
After it was revealed that the AIIMS medical board on actor Sushant Singh Rajput's death has concluded that it was suicide and not murder in its report to the CBI, the Mumbai police said today what it had always known had been reaffirmed. "We always knew what the reality was," Mumbai police chief Parambir Singh told NDTV.
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AIIMS Panel Shares Findings With Investigators In Sushant Rajput Case
The panel of Delhi's prestigious All-India Institute of Medical Sciences has submitted their findings on the death of actor Sushant Singh Rajput, sources told NDTV. The panel headed by Dr Sudhir Gupta was constituted on the request of the Central Bureau of Investigation to study the autopsy and viscera reports.
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On Sushant Singh Rajput's Death, AIIMS Doctors' Report Likely On Sunday
The cause of Sushant Singh Rajput's death on June 14 will be revealed by a panel of doctors from Delhi's AIIMS hospital to the CBI next week. The panel is studying the actor's autopsy report amid allegations by his family and doubts raised by fans on social media.
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CBI To Conduct "Psychological Autopsy" In Sushant Rajput Case: Sources
The CBI will conduct a psychological autopsy of Sushant Singh Rajput, sources said late Monday night, as the central probe agency continues its investigation into the circumstances behind the death of the popular actor
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Sushant Rajput Case: 4-Member Team From AIIMS To Examine Autopsy Report
A four-member forensic team from AIIMS will examine the autopsy report of actor Sushant Singh Rajput after the Central Bureau of Investigation, which has been tasked to probe the actor's death, approached the hospital seeking assistance.
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"Sushant Rajput's Autopsy Report Missed Crucial Detail": Father's Lawyer
The post mortem report prepared after the death of actor Sushant Singh Rajput did not mention a critical piece of information - the time of death, the lawyer representing his father said on Saturday, once again raising questions on the investigation by Mumbai Police.
