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Singer Kalpana Raghavendar's daughter denies mother's suicide attempt, says "its overdose of insomnia tablet"

Playback singer Kalpana Raghavendar's recent hospitalization sparked rumors of a suicide attempt. However, her daughter has clarified, stating that the incident was due to a drug overdose related to insomnia medication, as reported by India Today Digital. This refutes the initial speculation, attributing Kalpana's condition to a medical issue rather than a deliberate act.

March 05, 2025 / 17:05 IST
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Kalpana Raghavendar's daughter denies suicide attempt
Kalpana Raghavendar's daughter denies suicide attempt

The recent hospitalization of popular playback singer Kalpana Raghavendar has been shrouded in speculation, initially fueled by reports of a suicide attempt. However, her daughter has refuted all the reports and said that her mother's condition is due to a drug overdose stemming from insomnia medication as per India Today Digital report.

On March 4th, news broke of Kalpana's admittance to a Hyderabad hospital, with alarming claims of a suicide attempt and subsequent ventilator support.

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These reports rapidly spread, accompanied by rumors of familial discord, particularly a supposed conflict with her elder daughter, as a potential trigger.

However, on March 5th, Kalpana's daughter addressed the media, categorically refuting these claims. "My mother has no issues," she stated, "She is perfectly fine, happy and healthy." She went on to say that Kalpana, juggling a singing career with pursuing a PhD and LLB, had been battling insomnia. "To treat her insomnia, she took the tablets prescribed by her doctor," her daughter clarified. ( source: India Today Digital )
The daughter attributed her mother's hospitalization to a combination of stress and the prescribed medication, leading to a "slight drug overdose." She firmly emphasized, "This was not a suicide attempt, it was just a slight overdose of insomnia tablet." She also implored the media to "Please do not manipulate or misinterpret any news," highlighting the distress caused by the initial reports.