Simran Singh, Instagram influencer and RJ, found dead in Gurugram; cops suspect suicide
Simran Singh, a popular Instagram influencer and freelance radio jockey, aka RJ, was founded dead recently. Singh was found dead in her Gurugram residence in Sector 47, and the cops suspect it as a case of suicide. The RJ/influencer was just 25 and had lakhs of followers on her social media account. Simran's friend, who was staying with her, found her dead in the house and informed the police.
As reported by PTI, the police think Simran Singh died by suicide; however, they didn't find any suicide note yet. They have handed Singh's body to her family.
More about Simran Singh
Simran Singh hails from Jammu and Kashmir and was affectionately called 'JAMMU KI DHADKAN' by her fans online. On Instagram, she had over 7 lakh followers, and her last post was on December 13, 2024. On X, Jammu and Kashmir National Conference (JKNC) chief Farooq Abdullah and chief minister Omar Abdullah expressed their condolences for Simran.
On X, the official handle posted, "Dr. Farooq Abdullah, President of the JKNC, and Vice President and Chief Minister
@OmarAbdullah
along with Deputy CM
@Surinderch55
have expressed profound grief over the tragic & untimely demise of Simran Singh, popularly known as RJ Simran and lovingly referred to as "Jammu ki Dhadkan."
Dr. Farooq Abdullah and Omar Abdullah extended their heartfelt condolences to Simran's family, friends, and countless fans during this difficult time. They prayed for peace to the departed soul and strength to her loved ones to bear this unimaginable loss.
Dr. Farooq Abdullah, President of the JKNC, and Vice President and Chief Minister @OmarAbdullah along with Deputy CM @Surinderch55 have expressed profound grief over the tragic & untimely demise of Simran Singh, popularly known as RJ Simran and lovingly referred to as "Jammu ki
JKNC (@JKNC_) December 26, 2024
"Simran's voice and charm resonated with the spirit of Jammu and Kashmir. Her contribution to the cultural fabric of our region will always be remembered," they said in a joint statement."