Sushant Singh Rajput’s niece Mallika Singh slams trolls for targeting Meetu Singh; claims ‘The family does not know who Sandip Singh is’ – Times of India

Sushant Singh Rajput passed away on June 14 at his Bandra residence. Since his untimely demise, his fans and family members have been sharing unseen pictures and videos on social media to remember the late actor. Amongst everyone, Sushant’s niece Mallika Singh, who was close to him, has now slammed the trolls who have been targeting the actor’s sister Meetu Singh.

Meetu was the only family member who reached at Sushant’s residence on June 14 after the news of his demise was out. Soon after the body was taken to the hospital, his sister was seen with Sandip Ssingh. The trolls commented that Meetu already knew about Sandip and hence she was with him on June 14. Some of the trolls also claimed that Meetu didn’t express her grief after Sushant’s demise.

Now, Mallika wrote a long comment on her Meetu masi’s post. She even revealed that the family doesn’t who Sandip is. Giving it back to the haters, Mallika commented, “Clearing out some of the misunderstandings about my masi: 1. If you study up on psychology (I’m minoring in psychology at university) you’d know of a thing called “emotional numbing” by shock. You can stop feeling emotions temporarily after trauma. She compulsively refused to believe it had happened. She was the first one to hear the news from our family, she was the main shock absorber.”

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Her comment further read, “2.She was asked to keep it together for a little while by the lawyer, and watch how the investigation is carried out after she had fainted when she arrived. My mamu (SSR) had a lot of valuables in the apartment. She was asked to be alert. 3. She was the one taught my mamu how to ride a motorbike and play cricket when he was young. My Meetu masi has nerves of steel. She is the strongest of the all the siblings. At the time, we didn’t know what was going on, we trusted the authorities to know what to do, just like any person in a democracy would. She was checking up on her daughter on the phone, because my little cousin wouldn’t stop crying, she was trying to sound strong for her sake, for all of our sake. She’s the kind of person who’d always worry about other people and completely neglect her own feelings. The reason she was adjusting her hair was because it was falling on her eyes, and the flashes of cameras were bothering her. We aren’t used to media attention.”

Speaking about Sandip, she wrote, “4.The family does not know who Sandip Singh is. Meetu masi fainted after she saw the body, so somebody had to make sure she could walk okay and he just happened to be there. I repeat, she doesn’t know Sandip Singh. Any unfair fingers pointed to my masi is an unfair finger pointed to my grandparents’ upbringing. The siblings had a profound bond. They loved each other and I have witnessed it growing up. All my mamu’s older sisters pampered him after nani ma left us, and my Meetu masi has been the strongest. Stop this campaign against the family, please. We’re fighting for with all emotional strength we have left.”