New Delhi : Singer Krishnakumar Kunnath (KK) said goodbye to the world on Tuesday. As of now, the cause of his death is not clear. But recently some news came out, in which complaints of heat and injury marks were being said. Here, the West Bengal government has also come under attack from the opposition over the death of the singer in Kolkata. The Bharatiya Janata Party is accusing the state government of poor management.
In media reports, quoting police sources, it is being told that injury marks have been found on the singer's head and face. At the same time, it is being claimed in another report that KK had complained about the heat. Some videos before his death have also surfaced, where people have been seen taking him to a hospital in Kolkata. Kolkata Police has registered a case of 'unusual death'.
A hospital official has denied the injury. Speaking on the condition of anonymity, he said, 'There was a minor cut on the face, which apparently resulted from a fall. As mentioned, there is no injury to the head or face. No blood has been shed. When KK's body reached the hospital, there were no visible signs.
According to reports, a video shows the singer complaining about the heat and humidity during the concert. Also an eyewitness claims that the capacity of the hall was 2500 people, but about 5000 people attended the program. The singer collapsed in the hotel after the concert, from where he was taken to CMRI Hospital. It is reported that KK had returned to the hotel after taking a break in the middle of the program.
Singer's manager Ritesh Bhatt says that KK started getting upset in the car while returning to the hotel. Bhatt said, “He said he was feeling very cold and asked the driver to switch off the AC. He told that there is cramps in hands and feet. Even after reaching the hotel, he posed for pictures with the fans and gave autographs. He fell on the ground after reaching the room.
Apart from this, it is also seen in the video that KK was constantly cleaning his sweat and pointing towards the AC.
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BJP MP Dilip Ghosh said, "When such a big personality comes, the management deteriorates, but it is the responsibility of the administration to protect the celebrity." He alleged, 'Think of the situation inside the hall where the AC was switched off during this summer season.' "It is not known whether he became ill due to that condition and as a result he died," he said.