What Really happened on the night when Sushant's Ex-Manager Disha Salian died? Her close friend 'Opens Up' and gives Exact Details!

A lot of speculations around the death of Sushant’s Ex-manager Disha Salian, continues to prevail in the minds of people, on the internet, as well as media. Disha had reportedly jumped from a 14th- floor building in Malad, Mumbai on June 9. Disha’s death is being extensively linked to Sushant Singh Rajput’s death, who died on June 14. 

According to a report by India Today, Disha’s friend has revealed what happened that night and given access to one of her WhatsApp chat that elaborates on what happened that night. 

According to Disha’s friend, Disha Salian was partying with her friends along with her fiancée and had consumed alcohol. After consuming alcohol, she said she felt depressed and felt like no one cares for anyone anymore. A friend present at the party asked her not to be a party pooper. She then went inside her bedroom and locked herself in. When her fiancée and friends tried to knock the door, she wasn’t answering so they pushed opened the door but when they spotted her, she had fallen off the balcony. Reportedly, she was alive when all of them went downstairs and took her immediately to the hospital but she was declared dead when brought to the hospital. This message was passed by Disha’s close friend who spoke with one of the friends who attended the party. The message was reportedly shared in one of the college friends WhatsApp group that Disha was a part of. India Today in its report mentioned that upon verification, the police found the facts to be true.

Many theories around her death have been doing the rounds in media platforms. BJP MP Narayan Rane claimed that Disha was raped and murdered. Disha’s parents have been disappointed by media theories that claimed that she was raped, murdered and some that alleged that she might have been pregnant.

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