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Maharashtra: Unable to repay loan, small-time actor kills self

Updated on: 06 September,2021 10:00 AM IST  |  Palghar
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An official said he had purchased a scooter some months ago but was struggling to repay the loan. He had acted in some plays and serials, according to his neighbours

Maharashtra: Unable to repay loan, small-time actor kills self

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A small-time actor allegedly committed suicide by hanging himself from the ceiling of his house at Nallasopara in Palghar district of Maharashtra, police said on Sunday.


The body of Rahul Sakpal, 26, was found on Saturday, an official said. Sakpal mentioned in his suicide note that he was taking the extreme step as he had lost his job during the lockdown and was being cased for repayment of a loan he had taken, leaving him depressed, an official said.


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Sakpal used to live alone, he said. The official said Sakpal had purchased a scooter some months ago but was struggling to repay the loan. He had acted in some plays and serials, according to his neighbours. Police have registered a case of accidental death, the official added.

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