Vijayta Pandit broke her silence on her sister’s murder- We only found a skeleton, the bones were scattered

Famous actress of the nineties, Vijayta Pandit, is currently in the news for her new interview. In this, she talked about her relationship with Kumar Gaurav and the indifference of his/her father Rajendra Kumar. She also talked about her sister Sandhya Pandit, who suddenly went missing in 2012. Then about a month later, her skeleton was found. Sandhya’s death had shocked her. The famous music composer duo Jatin-Lalit had three sisters – Vijayta, Sulakshana and Sandhya Pandit. Vijayta Pandit talked about the murder of her sister Sandhya in an interview given to ‘Laharen Retro’. She also told why even after so many years, she or the family has not told Sulakshana that Sandhya is no longer in this world.

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Vijayta Pandit said- We only found a skeleton, the bones were scattered

Vijayta Pandit said, ‘She (Sandhya) was murdered. We never thought that something like this could happen suddenly. She was very happy with her marriage. I don’t know what happened. We never found her. Her skeleton was found. At first her family said that she was missing, so I and Jatin used to go looking for her everywhere. After a long time, they found her bones scattered in different places. This was a big thing for us.’

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For this reason I did not tell my sister Sulakshana about Sandhya’s death

Vijayta Pandit further told that her sister Sulakshana still believes that Sandhya is alive. She said, ‘You will not believe, Sulakshana ji does not know till date that our sister is no more. Can you believe this? I am saying this for the first time. I never told her because if she comes to know, she will die that very moment. I keep telling her that our sister is fine, she lives in Indore and she also calls me. Sulakshana thinks that she is alive. She asks me to send my love to our sister because she does not use a mobile phone. I swear to God that even today I have to do this work.’