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90s singer Nitin Bali dies after suffering injuries in car accident, he was 47

Singer Nitin Bali, known for his versions of ‘Neele Neele Ambar’ and ‘Ek Ajnabee Haseena Se’ died after suffering injuries in a car accident.

Updated on: Oct 9, 2018, 21:17:31 IST
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Famous 90s remix singer Nitin Bali, famous for his versions of ‘Neele Neele Ambar’ and ‘Ek Ajnabee Hassena Se’ among other songs, passed away in Mumbai on Tuesday after suffering serious injuries in a car accident. He was 47.

Singer Nitin Bali died after suffering injuries in an accident.
Singer Nitin Bali died after suffering injuries in an accident.

He is survived by wife Roma Bali and son Joshua. According to police, he was driving home to Malad from Borivali on Monday when he lost control over his vehicle and crashed into a road divider. He was rushed to a hospital, given first aid and some stitches for facial injuries and allowed to go home.

However, soon after reaching his house, he started vomiting blood and collapsed with dangerously low blood pressure and fluctuating heartbeats. He was rushed to a hospital again but he breathed his last early on Tuesday. Bali had reportedly suffered deep trauma injuries in the road crash.

According to a report in DNA, the news of the singer’s death was confirmed by his niece, and his prayer meet is expected to be held on Wednesday.

(With inputs from IANS)

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