Mika Singh’s manager 'kills herself' in Mumbai

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Updated At : 03:37 PM Feb 22, 2020 IST

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Mumbai, February 22

The manager of popular singer Mika Singh allegedly committed suicide in Andheri in Mumbai after consuming sleeping pills, police said on Friday.

Saumya Khan lived in the ground-plus one studio of the singer in Andheri’s Four Bungalows area and her body was handed over to her kin for last rites in Punjab, said Senior Inspector Raghvendra Thakur of Versova police station.

“The incident happened on February 2. We have not found any foul play in the case and have registered an accidental death report,” he added.

Mika Singh had taken to Instagram on February 3 to announce Khan’s death and extended his condolences to her family. — PTI

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