Sushant Singh Suicide Mistry is still unfolding after a month of his death. It is not clear why he has taken that fatal step till now. The matter of depression has already come to light. Now a new media report claimed that Sushant was suffering from two diseases Paranoia and Bipolar disorder. He was admitted to Hinduja Hospital for a week before lockdown.
No evidence of conspiracy found in Sushant Singh Suicide Mistry
No evidence of professional conspiracy found to date as per media reports. It has also become clear that this was a suicide case. This is what the Mumbai Police believe in the initial investigation of the Sushant Case. The media report also says that Sushant was suffering from Paranoia and Bipolar disorder. He was admitted to the Hinduja Hospital for a week before the lockdown for the treatment.
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The investigation also revealed that Sushant’s mother also suffered from depression. She was under the long treatment for her depression. She died when Sushant was just 16 years old. Sushant has four sisters and all of them are married and settle with their families. Some witnesses told that despite being busy in Bollywood, Sushant always felt lonely.
What is paranoia and Bipolar disorder, how it affects the patient life: Sushant Singh Suicide Mistry
As per experts, people started suspecting others in paranoia disease. They think that everyone hates him. At times, there is a possibility of patients commit suicide in this disease. In Bipolar Disorder, sometimes a person comes under tension. Sometimes becomes completely confident and sometimes becomes completely misguided. In this disease, the person is not able to control his emotion.
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If we believe all these then its car that Sushant Singh Rajput was suffering from serious disease. His friends and family could have reached to him for the support. But now it’s too late for the family and Sushant. We lost a great talent and extraordinary human being.
