Police to summon 4 'creditors' in Ex-Atlas boss Salil Kapoor's death; abetment of suicide FIR lodged
New Delhi, Sep 4: The Delhi Police has filed an FIR of abetment of suicide in the alleged suicide of 65-year-old former president of Atlas Cycles Salil Kapoor, an officer said on Wednesday.
Kapoor was found dead Tuesday with a bullet injury to his head on the ground floor of his three-storey bungalow on the Dr A P J Abdul Kalam Road .
He had left behind a suicide note in which he had named four people of harassing him "mentally and physically," police said.
According to an officer, a case under section 108 (abetment of suicide) of the BNS has been filed at Tughlak Road Police Station against the four people named in the suicide note.
The officer said all four, who are stated to be from Haryana, will be summoned to join the probe soon.
Police sources said that in the one-page suicide note written in English, Kapoor said he was "taking his life on his own."
On Wednesday, police formed a board of three doctors and conducted the post mortem of his body before handing it over to his family members.
Kapoor's wife and three children - two sons and a daughter - were living separately from him in Dubai, an officer said.
Kapoor was arrested by the Economic Offences Wing (EOW) of the Delhi Police in 2015 in connection with two cases of cheating involving an amount of Rs 9 crore.
In 2014, he was booked in two separate cases at south Delhi's Defence Colony Police Station which were also probed by the EOW.
The officer said that in one of the cases, the complainant had alleged that he was cheated by Kapoor with the offer of capital gain bonds.
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18 injured in amusement ride mishap at Jatra Mahotsava in Gadag
Gadag: At least 18 people were injured, four of them critically, after an amusement ride malfunctioned during the Jatra Mahotsava held at the premises of Tontadarya Mutt on Sunday night.
According to Deccan Herald, the incident occurred around 9 pm when the ‘Dancing Play’ ride (also known as Break Dance or Crazy Dance) reportedly developed a mechanical fault, causing three chairs to tilt dangerously while in motion.
The people inside these chairs were injured and rushed to Gadag Institute of Medical Sciences and Karnataka Medical College and Research Institute (KMC-RI) Hubballi.
Police said that among the injured, two are from Koppal district, one from Tumakuru, and the remaining are from Gadag district. The identities of some victims are yet to be confirmed.
The four victims, who are in critical condition, are severely injured in the head and have been shifted to KMC-RI, officials said.
Meanwhile, members of the Hindu Veerashaiva Lingayat Yuva Vedike staged a protest, demanding strict action against the contractor responsible for organizing the amusement rides, as well as the Jatra Mahotsava committee.
