A 28-year-old politically active man in Delhi’s Greater Kailash area succumbed to a gunshot wound to the head at a private hospital in Saket, two days after being admitted. The incident, initially reported as a bathroom slip and fall, has raised suspicions of a possible suicide due to financial debt.
The man, whose identity remains undisclosed, was found in his bathroom by his father, who alerted authorities. Upon examination, doctors discovered a bullet entry wound on his right temple and an exit wound on the left side of his head, confirming that he had been shot. The Delhi Police have since seized the licensed firearm used in the incident and launched a comprehensive investigation.
Deputy Commissioner of Police (South) Chandan Chowdhary stated, “Enquiry conducted so far revealed that the man was politically active and he was in need of money.” This financial distress is being considered as a possible motive for the alleged suicide. The police are also scrutinizing unverified information regarding a heated argument over money between the deceased and a police officer just minutes before the incident.
DCP Chowdhary emphasized that it is crucial to verify these claims and investigate how the man obtained the licensed gun belonging to his Personal Security Officer (PSO). The PSO is currently being questioned regarding this matter.
The man’s mobile phone, which was found factory reset with all data erased, has added another layer of intrigue to the case. “He did it himself,” noted Chowdhary, suggesting a potential attempt to destroy evidence.
This tragic incident has left the community in shock and raised questions about the mental health challenges faced by individuals involved in political activities. Further details are expected to emerge as the investigation continues.
Summary:
- A 28-year-old politically active man in Delhi died from a gunshot wound to the head, initially reported as a slip and fall.
- The police suspect financial debt as a possible motive for the alleged suicide.
- The incident took place two days before the man’s death, with the firearm belonging to his PSO.
- Unconfirmed reports suggest an argument over money with a police officer moments before the incident.
- The deceased’s mobile phone was found factory reset, potentially erasing vital evidence.