New Delhi: The four-member team of AIIMS, Delhi doctors, formed to give its opinion on late actor Sushant Singh Rajput’s autopsy report has revealed that there was no time stamp on the report.
Talking to India Today, Dr Sudhir Gupta, who is heading the team said since there was no time stamp on Sushant’s autopsy report, the Mumbai Police should have taken a second opinion of the doctors, which was not done.
Dr Gupa is head of the Forensics Department at AIIMS. He has handled many high profile cases for the CBI in the past including that of Sunanda Pushkar, Sheena Bora, Uphaar tragedy, Gopinath Munde’s death in an accident and the Jessica Lal murder case, India Today reported.
Here is what India Today reported:
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