GHAZIABAD: A 25-year-old tax analyst who worked in Gurgaon is believed to have died by consuming pills after checking into a Kaushambi hotel on Monday.
Police said they found a note apparently written by him. "If I die, then please inform my brother and mother," the tax analyst, originally from Kerala but stayed in Delhi, wrote. He also gave the phone numbers to get in touch with his family.
Before the body was found, he left a text message to his elder brother who also lives in Delhi.
"The tax analyst told his brother about staying at the hotel. He shared passwords of his phone and laptop and told his brother about his investments and other bank related information," Indirapuram ACP Swatantra Singh said.
The elder brother saw the message after he woke up on Monday morning and tried calling him. After getting no response, the brother rushed to the Kaushambi hotel, where he asked the staff to open the room's door. They found the 25-year-old unconscious on the bed.
The tax analyst was taken to a hospital, where doctors declared him dead.
"Initial investigation found that the man had checked into the hotel around 7.15pm on Sunday. His family members said he was suffering from depression for the last six months and was undergoing treatment at a private hospital in Delhi," the ACP said.
Cops said they got to know about the alleged suicide around 10am on Monday. "We found pills on the bed. We suspect he took a lot of medicines, which led to his death. We are checking CCTV footage of the hotel for any other clues. The body has been sent for an autopsy, and the report is awaited," Singh said.
Police have not received any complaint from his family members.
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