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Bengaluru: CCL's leading cricketer, Kannada actor Dhruv Sharma dies

  •   Tue, Aug 01 2017 01:26:52 PM

Daijiworld Media Network - Bengaluru (SP)

Bengaluru, Aug 1: Actor, Dhruv Sharma, who was one of the leading players of Celebrity Cricket League's (CCL) Karnataka Bulldozers team led by actor, Sudeep, passed away on Tuesday August 1.

Dhruv was more popular for his cricketing skills than acting. Even Salman Khan had profusely appreciated his playing skills. His playing ability had enabled Karnataka team to win the championship. He played for all the six seasons of the CCL, and was the vice captain of the Karnataka Bulldozers.

He leaves behind parents, wife and two daughters.


Although it is being said that Sharma chose to kill himself because of upheavals in business dealings, confirmation and further details are awaited.

Dhruv had collapsed in his house on Saturday and was rushed to a hospital immediately.

Early on Tuesday morning, he suffered a cardiac arrest and multiple organ failure. He was declared dead in the early hours of Tuesday. Post mortem is being carried out.
  

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  • Evans Christopher Sumitra, Udupi/ New York, USA.

    Tue, Aug 01 2017

    It is sad to know that Dhruv Sharma, CCL's leading cricketer, and Kanada actor is no more. It is a shocking news and may his soul rest in eternal peace. My deepest sympathies to his parents, wife and two daughters. May God give them comfort and strength to overcome the loss of their loved ones.

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  • Af,,, Mangalore

    Tue, Aug 01 2017

    Very shocking, he is an allrounder player, most of the matches won bcos of him,
    he is an also deaf and mute cricketer,

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  • Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Tue, Aug 01 2017

    Untimely death, so sad.
    He used to be a special attraction in Karnataka Bulldozers cricket team.
    RIP

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Tue, Aug 01 2017

    Mysterious deaths are haunting Karnataka ...

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  • Stan, Udupi/Dubai

    Tue, Aug 01 2017

    May his soul rest in peace.

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  • HENRY MISQUITH, Bahrain

    Tue, Aug 01 2017

    So sad, such great talent can never be replaced. RIP

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  • Being human, Mangalore

    Tue, Aug 01 2017

    Demonetization effect.. All lost their hard earned money no doubt.. Rich are still enjoying without being any impact..

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  • Shivanand, Udipi / Qatar

    Tue, Aug 01 2017

    Surprised to read your comments.... how come hard earned money lost??? Hard earned money is accountable in bank.. yes lost is only Black money ... clear your views.. RIP Dhruv.

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  • Ajith, Riyadh

    Tue, Aug 01 2017

    Sir... black money is tax not paid money not Ill-gotten wealth

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  • jp, Mangalore/Dubai

    Tue, Aug 01 2017

    I lost my hard earned money because I was NRI, and there was no provision for us to deposit the money !

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  • Abdul Narayan D'Souza, Udupi

    Tue, Aug 01 2017

    Sorry, I do not understand. If you are an NRI, why would you lose money due to demonitization (other than few spare Rs. 500 / 1000 notes left behind in India or carried with you)?
    Even before November 2016 there is no reason for you to carry huge physical cash instead of depositing them in the bank; unless of course they are part of the black economy.

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  • Francis Saldanha, Bahrain

    Tue, Aug 01 2017

    Shocking news…talented cricketer but …so sad and unfortunate

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