Shefali Jariwala.
The sudden demise of ‘Kanta Laga’ fame actress Shefali Jariwala has put the entertainment world deeply. Shefali’s postmortem was done this morning, although her report is yet to come. Meanwhile, sources associated with Amboli police station have shared some important information in the case related to his death, which are shocking. Police investigation has revealed that Shefali Jariwala was taking anti-aging medicines and injections for the last about 8 years. Police have recovered several medicines from the actress’s house. It was also told that what happened before his death. Statements of 8 people have also been recorded in this case.
What happened before death?
According to police officials, Shefali suddenly shocked and fell on the ground at around 11 pm. It is feared that he had a heart attack. At that time her husband Parag Tyagi, mother and some other close people were also present in the house. After this, when the police searched Shefali’s house, a large amount of medicines were recovered from there. These also included medicines related to anti-aging injections, beauty products, gas and stomach problems. It is being told that on June 27, a religious puja was organized at his house, in which he fasted. Despite this, he regularly took anti-aging injections in the afternoon. According to investigating officials, taking this injection during fasting may be overshadowed by their health and this may be the reason for cardiac arrest. However, the final confirmation in this regard will be done only after the postmortem report.
8 people questioned, no domestic dispute
The police have so far recorded statements of 8 people in this case, including family, domestic employees and hospital doctors. At present, the possibility of any kind of family dispute has been rejected. The police have registered an ADR in this case and the investigation process is going on. Officials say further action will be decided based on the postmortem report. The last rites of Shefali Jariwala will be performed today at the Oshiwara Hindu cremation ground in Mumbai. Family, friends and all the people of the industry have gathered to give him a final farewell.
