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Left office saying she was sick; Malayali woman found dead in Bengaluru

Sunday 17 September, 2023 | 12:55 PM
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KOOTHUPARAMBU: A woman from Mambaram in Kannur was found dead at her residing place in Bengaluru. She has been identified as Nivedya (24), daughter of K V Anil, an expat and a resident of Narayani Nivas in Mambaram and Vishanthi.

She was found lying dead in her room on Friday evening. She left office on Friday saying that she was sick and went to her room. She has been cremated. Nova is her sister.

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