Air hostess from Himachal Pradesh falls to death from 4th floor of Bengaluru apartment

IANS Bengaluru, March 11 An air hostess, who flew down to the city from Dubai to meet her male friend, reportedly fell to her death on the intervening night of Friday and Saturday. According to police, the incident took place...

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Updated At : 10:29 PM Mar 11, 2023 IST

IANS

Bengaluru, March 11

An air hostess, who flew down to the city from Dubai to meet her male friend, reportedly fell to her death on the intervening night of Friday and Saturday.

According to police, the incident took place on the premises of Renuka Residency in Koramangala locality.

The deceased has been identified as 28-year-old Archana from Himachal Pradesh.

Preliminary investigations reveal that she worked for a reputed airline company and had come from Dubai to meet her friend Adesh, a software professional.

Adesh hailed from Kerala and is working in Bengaluru. Police state that both were in a relationship for the past several years.

The body has been shifted to the Saint John’s hospital.

Sources said chances of foul play cannot be ruled out in the case.

Details are awaited.

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