Sushant Singh Rajput's Sister Shweta's Deleted Post For Sushant Saying 'I Know You Were In A Lot Of Pain' Resurfaces After Her 2011 Post On Mother's Depression Goes Viral

After Rhea Chakraborty revealed about depression being the cause of death of Sushant Singh Rajput's mother in her interview with India Today, netizens dug out an old post of the Kai Po Che actor's sister Shweta Singh Kirti where she spoke about her mom's mental illness and how the family lot her to depression. However, Shweta Singh Kirti came on the radar of the netizens as this 2011 post talking about losing their mother to mental illness now stands deleted from Facebook. Apart from that, a post that she dedicated to Sushant Singh Rajput post his death has also been deleted.

In the post that she wrote right after Sushant's death, Shweta spoke about the actor being in pain and even apologised for not being able to share the pain that he endured. A part of Shweta's post read, "Mera Bachcha is not physically present with us anymore and it's ok...I know you were in a lot of pain and I know you were a fighter and you were bravely fighting it...Sorry for all the pain you had to go through."

Netizens are raising questions as to why did she delete these posts? Here's a copy of the same.

Meanwhile, Shweta Singh Kirti, through social media, is hitting back at all the claims made by Rhea Chakraborty in her interview. On Facebook, Shweta penned a long note that read, "As Rhea mentioned in her interview, We didn’t love our brother!! Yeah right, that’s why I flew all the way from the USA to India in Jan as soon as I got to know Bhai is visiting Chandigarh and is not keeping well. I had to stall my business and leave my kids behind! The worst part was I didn’t even get to meet my brother coz by the time I reached, Bhai had already left Chandigarh because of the constant pestering calls of Rhea and some work commitments. The family was always there standing rock solid for him!! Dare anyone ever doubt it for a moment!! #JusticeForSushantSinghRajput #Godiswithus."