Satish Kaushik’s Wife, Shashi Calls Murder Accusations By Vijay Malu's Wife 'Baseless'

Satish Kaushik Death: Veteran actor-filmmaker, Satish Kaushik left for heavenly abode on March 9, after reportedly suffering a heart attack. He was 66. The actor was in Delhi to attend a Holi celebration after which he suffered the attack. While early reports suggest a heart attack as the reason for his sudden demise, a Delhi-based businessman's second wife, Saanvi reportedly accused her husband, Vijay Malu of killing the late actor.

The woman reportedly said that her husband had to repay Rs 15 crores to the actor, due to which he might have got him killed. Delhi police investigating the farmhouse after her claims.

Now, Satish Kaushik's wife, Shashi has opened up about the murder accusation. She called the foul play claims baseless. During an interview with ABP News, Shashi said that the late star was in Delhi to attend a Holi party, and the allegations of financial transactions were 'baseless. She further revealed that her husband, Satish, and Vikas Malu were good friends and would never fight.

Shashi further claimed that Vikas Malu is rich himself and would not need money from her husband. Shashi Kaushik even stated that the post-mortem report confirmed that Satish had 98% blockage, and also said that there were no drugs in his samples. Further stating that the Delhi woman was trying to defame her husband, Mrs. Kaushik added, "The cops have verified everything, I don't understand how she is claiming that he had been administered drugs and murdered. I don't understand why she is trying to defame my husband after he has passed away. She has some agenda because maybe she wants money from her husband, and she is now involving Satish ji also."

Mrs. Kaushik has even requested Malu's wife to not play 'games.' She said that she has no doubt about her husband's death. "My husband would always tell me if he made such a huge financial transaction. I feel it is very wrong that such things are happening after he passed away," she added.