Free Press Journal Article RatingParag Tyagi SLAMS Rumours Claiming Shefali Jariwala Died Due To Anti-Ageing Medicines: 'Adhi-Adhoori Information Hai'
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60% : I want to ask, which of these were anti-ageing medicines?52% : The actress was said to be on anti-ageing treatments, and on the day of her death, she was fasting for spiritual purposes.
42% : Parag Tyagi Reacts To Claims Stating Shefali Jariwala Died Due To Anti-Ageing Medicines In response, on his YouTube video, Parag said, "Adhi-adhoori information hai.
39% : Months after Shefali Jariwala's death, her husband-actor Parag Tyagi responded to shocking claims, stating that she passed away on June 27 at her Mumbai residence after suffering a cardiac arrest, reportedly triggered by low blood pressure caused by certain anti-ageing medications.
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