Mumbai: In the second case of a developer capturing himself within a yr, Sanjay Agarwal (57), a partner in Sanjona Builders, killed himself with a licensed revolver in his Chembur place of business on Thursday morning. While police suspect monetary issues to be the cause for the extraordinary step, developers’ frame CREDAI-MHCI said Agarwal was once reportedly underneath super tension as his Chembur mission was once not on time.
“We are probing the case and can not discuss it,” said an officer whilst refusing to reveal the exact explanation why Agarwal took the extraordinary step. Chembur police have registered an unintentional loss of life case.
Agarwal used his authorized .32 Wesson and Smith revolver to shoot himself round 11.25am. At the time of the incident, he was once by myself in his cabin whilst his son Kshitij who works with him and personnel were seated out of doors.
“Agarwal stepped inside of his fourth floor place of business at Sanjona Complex at Chembur as was once his day-to-day regimen. He were given busy and started checking his files and browsing his pc. Agarwal’s brother in-law and partner Sunil Gupta, Kshitij and personnel contributors were out of doors when Kshitij first heard a gunshot. He ran throughout the cabin to look his bleeding father lying on the chair,” said a police officer. Kshitij shouted for assist and everyone ran throughout the cabin. They dialled the 108 ambulance emergency quantity and one arrived in minutes. A doctor who arrived within the ambulance declared Agarwal useless.
“Agarwal, who lived in Khar, had renewed the weapon licence at the Khar police station final July. He is thought to have held the revolver on his right facet of his temple and shot one round. The bullet pierced his skull and exited from the left facet. We have also discovered the bullet casing,” said Jayprakash Bhosale, senior inspector of Chembur police station. Police will report statements of all those present at the place of business at that time.
Agarwal’s frame was once first despatched to Rajawadi Hospital in Ghatkopar and later shifted to the state-run J J Hospital for autopsy. His family members were in a state of outrage and refused to comment on the tragedy.
When TOI visited, police were busy making ready the panchnama and a crew was once at the health center. “Agarwal’s blood splashed on his cell phone, which is now a part of the investigation. His pc and documents from his cabin shall be scanned and analysed,” said a police supply.
Police known as in a technician to unencumber the revolver prior to taking it into custody since it had locked after Agarwal fired a round. “We have observed his cabin’s CCTV and found that Agarwal was once operating when he pulled out his revolver from a drawer and shot himself,” said an officer.
The CCTV footage shall be used as proof.
“We are probing the case and can not discuss it,” said an officer whilst refusing to reveal the exact explanation why Agarwal took the extraordinary step. Chembur police have registered an unintentional loss of life case.
Agarwal used his authorized .32 Wesson and Smith revolver to shoot himself round 11.25am. At the time of the incident, he was once by myself in his cabin whilst his son Kshitij who works with him and personnel were seated out of doors.
“Agarwal stepped inside of his fourth floor place of business at Sanjona Complex at Chembur as was once his day-to-day regimen. He were given busy and started checking his files and browsing his pc. Agarwal’s brother in-law and partner Sunil Gupta, Kshitij and personnel contributors were out of doors when Kshitij first heard a gunshot. He ran throughout the cabin to look his bleeding father lying on the chair,” said a police officer. Kshitij shouted for assist and everyone ran throughout the cabin. They dialled the 108 ambulance emergency quantity and one arrived in minutes. A doctor who arrived within the ambulance declared Agarwal useless.
“Agarwal, who lived in Khar, had renewed the weapon licence at the Khar police station final July. He is thought to have held the revolver on his right facet of his temple and shot one round. The bullet pierced his skull and exited from the left facet. We have also discovered the bullet casing,” said Jayprakash Bhosale, senior inspector of Chembur police station. Police will report statements of all those present at the place of business at that time.
Agarwal’s frame was once first despatched to Rajawadi Hospital in Ghatkopar and later shifted to the state-run J J Hospital for autopsy. His family members were in a state of outrage and refused to comment on the tragedy.
When TOI visited, police were busy making ready the panchnama and a crew was once at the health center. “Agarwal’s blood splashed on his cell phone, which is now a part of the investigation. His pc and documents from his cabin shall be scanned and analysed,” said a police supply.
Police known as in a technician to unencumber the revolver prior to taking it into custody since it had locked after Agarwal fired a round. “We have observed his cabin’s CCTV and found that Agarwal was once operating when he pulled out his revolver from a drawer and shot himself,” said an officer.
The CCTV footage shall be used as proof.
Builder shoots himself in his Chembur office
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