#TeachersDay: Sushant’s teachers miss their shy and smart student – Newz9

It’s been greater than three months since Sushant Singh Rajput‘s demise, however teachers and college students of St Karen’s High School haven’t been in a position to come to phrases along with his dying. On the eve of Teacher’s Day, messages have been pouring in from the current and former college students of the college, saying they’re lacking their beloved shy and smart alumni. The teachers themselves have been glued to the TV, following each twist and flip within the case about their student from the 2001 batch, who made it massive in Bollywood.

Suniti Bahadur, one of many oldest teachers within the college, remembers Sushant as a submissive and obedient student. “He was a very decent and introverted boy back then. But whenever he participated in sports, he would put even extroverts to shame. I quite liked him as a student,” stated the Hindi trainer.

Meanwhile, Manoj Kumar, who has been working within the college for the final 30 years, is for certain that Sushant was “murdered”. The bodily schooling trainer stated, “My blood boils whenever I read how people are trying to dismiss this case as a suicide. When the Supreme Court verdict came and CBI took over the case, I was thrilled. I am sure the truth will be in front of us soon and the wrongdoers will be punished appropriately.”

Friends recall Sushant’s curiosity in sports activities, physics

Nikhil John, a Hindi trainer who was Sushant’s junior in class stated, “I remember Sushant because of his interest in physics and the concept of time. Our friendship grew after 2011 when I went to Mumbai to work as a scriptwriter. Sushant was working in Pavitra Rishta at that time,” he stated. Recalling the incident, he added, “Sushant couldn’t recognise me at first. But when he learnt that I was from his school, we became friends in no time.”

Nishant Jain, a buddy of Sushant, who additionally shares rapport with the late actor’s household, stated that Sushant would take part in nearly each college occasion. But greater than play or performing he was into sports activities. “He was an intelligent boy and even though I didn’t go to school with him, I knew he participated in various events.”