RashmirekhaOjha, known for Odia TV shows passes away

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Updated At : 02:34 PM Jun 22, 2022 IST

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Rashmirekha Ojha, who is known for Odia TV shows, is no more. She was 23. The actress was found hanging in her apartment in Bhubaneswar. Rashmirekha hailed from Tirtol area of Jagatsinghpur and was reportedly in a live-in relationship with a man called Santosh Patra. A case of unnatural death has been filed. Reportedly, a suicide note was found in the room and it mentioned that no one was to be blamed for her death. However, Rashmirekha’s father has pointed fingers at Santosh Patra.

In a statement, Rashmirekha’s father said, “If both were married, then Santosh is the murderer. A probe should be launched and he should be jailed.” —TMS

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