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Court acquits ex-boyfriend in actor Pratyusha Banerjee's decade-old suicide case

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The Bombay High Court has acquitted Rahul Raj Singh, the former boyfriend of actor Pratyusha Banerjee, in her 2016 suicide case. Singh had been facing charges of abetting the suicide of the Balika Vadhu actress. The court's decision comes over eight years after it initially granted him anticipatory bail in July 2016. The case dates back to the actor's death by suicide in April 2016. The acquittal concludes the prolonged legal proceedings surrounding the incident.

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