Tunisha Sharma Death Case: Doctor Reveals Sheezan Khan Was Crying, Kept Requesting To Save Her

Sheezan Khan was crying and pleading for someone to save Tunisha Sharma, according to a doctor from the hospital where the actor was taken.

Tunisha Sharma was found dead on the sets of her show.

New Delhi: Sheezan Khan, Tunisha Sharma's former boyfriend and co-star, is currently being questioned about his possible role in the actor's suicide. Tunisha Sharma was taken to the hospital from the set of her TV show, and now, a CCTV footage from there has started to surface online.

Tunisha was seen being carried to a hospital by the cast and crew in a widely circulated video, including her co-star and ex-boyfriend Sheezan Khan. Now, a hospital doctor has disclosed that Sheezan, a suspect in Tushisha's death case, continued weeping and begging him to save her while they were both in the hospital.

Tunisha Sharma was declared dead at the Vasai hospital. Now, Dr. Honey Mittal from the same hospital has spoken to Midday.

“On Saturday around 4.10 pm, about 3-4 people arrived at the hospital with Tunisha Sharma. Her co-actor Sheezan Khan was also with them and he told me to save her anyhow. He was crying continuously. But her body was cold and when we checked her eyes there was no movement. We also did a confirmatory test and an ECG but we found a flat line and declared her dead. We also found a strangulation mark on her neck during the physical examination. Someone strangulated her or she hanged herself. We informed the cops about the body,” the doctor told the publication. 

“Khan was there late and crying continuously. He kept requesting me to save her. Tunisha was dead when she was brought to the hospital,” Mittal added.

On December 24, Tunisha Sharma reportedly died by suicide. Shezaan Khan, who has been arrested on suspicion of aiding suicide, is one of the 22 people whose statements are said to have been recorded by police who are investigating the case.

Meanwhile, Tunisha Sharma's last rites was performed on Tuesday at roughly 3 p.m. in Mumbai's Mira Road.