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Odisha: Album actress Jasmin Majhi dies after consuming poison

Album actress Jasmin Majhi, who had reportedly consumed poison in a suicide attempt two days ago, died while being treated at a hospital in Odisha’s Sambalpur district on Sunday.

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September 27, 2026
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Bhubaneswar: Album actress Jasmin Majhi, who had reportedly consumed poison in a suicide attempt two days ago, died while being treated at a hospital in Odisha’s Sambalpur district on Sunday.

As per reports, Jasmin (22) of Ghuchapali village under Khaprakhol police limits in Balangir district had allegedly consumed poison on September 25 (Friday).

She was admitted to Veer Surendra Sai Institute of Medical Sciences and Research (VIMSAR) at Burla in Sambalpur in a critical condition.

Jasmin, who was also a popular ‘Kirtan’ (devotional song) singer, succumbed while being treated at the premier health institute on Sunday, reports said. She had acted in several Sambalpuri music album.

It is worth mentioning here that Prem Meher (25), a popular young dancer and artist from Tambipadar village under Khaprakhol police limits, died after suffering a cardiac arrest three days ago.

Prem, the only son of Sadhu Meher and Ahilya Meher, had carved out a name for himself through his dancing and acting talent. He had performed in several Sambalpuri albums and earned recognition among audiences in western Odisha.

Meanwhile, various discussions and speculations have emerged in the area regarding the circumstances surrounding the two deaths. There has also been talk of an alleged relationship between the two young artistes. However, these claims have not been independently established.

The locals have called for an impartial inquiry to establish the facts and determine the circumstances surrounding the deaths.

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Priya Ranjan Swain

Priyaranjan Swain, the Senior Sub Editor, has worked with The Orissa Post for over a decade.

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