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Body of Bhojpuri model-actor Akanksha Dubey recovered in Varanasi hotel

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Updated At : 10:58 PM Mar 26, 2023 IST

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Varanasi, March 26

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The body of a well-known Bhojpuri model actor Akanksha Dubey (25) has been found in a hotel in Sarnath, Varanasi.

Police have already sent the body for a post-mortem. The Assistant Commissioner of Police of Varanasi said, “The prima facie report suggests it might be a case of suicide. But we have to wait for the post-mortem report to be sure of the cause of the death.” Akanksha Dubey was found hanging in the room. The police are yet to ascertain whether it’s a case of suicide.

Akanksha had worked in Bhojpuri cinema, music, and films. Akanksha had huge followers on Instagram and her reel videos were quite popular.

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It’s reported that the actor has risen to fame in quick time. She started gaining prominence as one of the well-known artists of Uttar Pradesh.

Police have started an investigation in the matter.

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