Tunisha Sharma suicide case: Tunisha could have been saved, Says Tunisha's Mother by accusing Sheezan Khan!

Late actress Tunisha Sharma's case is taking a new twist and adding new revelations as days pass. Now, her mother, Vanita Sharma, says actor Sheezan Khan took her to a hospital far away, whereas hospitals were available minutes away from the sets. While talking to the media, she said she used to share a very good relationship with her daughter Tunisha. She also disclosed the voice message and played a voice message from Tunisha. She also mentioned that Sheezan's mother couldn't tell about her relationship with Tunisha.

Tunisha's mother disclosing new twist in the case:-

She expressed her side in front of the media yesterday and said, "It could be a suicide or a murder. I say this because Sheezan took her to a hospital far away. There were hospitals 5 minutes from the set. Why not take her to a closer one? She was breathing and could have been saved."

She added, "My relationship with her was very good. She didn't live without me or sleep without me. I have a voice message from her that she sent me on December 21. I want to play it for you (plays Tunisha's voice message). Sheezan's mother won't tell me about my relationship with her (Tunisha). I don't need to explain to anyone since I've dedicated my life to Tunisha."

The voice message shared by Tunisha Sharma to her mother:-

The voice message has Tunisha saying, "Mama, I can't tell you how much I love you. I love you. What you do for me sometimes, I really love you. Thank you. I'll come home soon and sleep with you. Ok?"

Whereas earlier, Vanita Sharma also denied the allegations made by the Sheezan family against her that she neglected the actress's mental health and that the actress was suffering from childhood trauma.

Recently Vasai court withdrew the hearing on the bail plea of Sheezan until January 9. whereas the next hearing will be on the same matter on January 9. Sheezan filed the bail application in the Vasai court on Monday. After that, the court heard the matter on Friday.