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Renowned Journalist Succumbs to Heart Attack
2 Oct
Summary
- Journalist Divyesh Singh died from a sudden heart attack.
- Singh was a leading crime reporter with over 15 years of experience.
- He received awards from Maharashtra police for cracking serious cases.
Divyesh Singh, a prominent figure in Indian crime journalism, has died after suffering a heart attack. He was transported to Sushrusha Hospital in Shivaji Park, where he was pronounced deceased.
Singh was celebrated for his extensive 15-year career investigating crime, internal security, defence, and rural issues. He was based in Mumbai, Maharashtra, and contributed significantly to the Special Investigation Team of Aajtak/India Today.
His career was marked by exclusive reports on sensitive topics, including confessions from radical groups, a significant crypto-currency scam, and the black-marketing of COVID-19 drugs. He was recognized by the Maharashtra police on two occasions for his role in solving a multi-crore financial scam and a double murder case.
Singh's reporting notably shed light on the Sushant Singh Rajput death case. He also delivered exclusive coverage of the Yes Bank DHFL and Iqbal Mirchi cases, demonstrating his deep engagement with crime and underworld activities.
