AIIMS Delhi Neurosurgeon dies by suicide, police recover note
New Delhi: As the doctors of the entire nation are demanding justice for the brutal rape and murder of a fellow doctor at RG Kar Medical College, a disturbing news comes from AIIMS New Delhi ( All India Institute of Medical Sciences) whose neurosurgeon allegedly died by suicide today. The doctor is suspected to have taken an overdose and police have recovered a suicide note from the spot
"This is my own wish, I blame no one for this and this is nobody's fault so please do not harass anyone and please respect my wish be happy", the doctor stated in his suicide note.
The doctor has been identified as a 34 year old neurosurgeon associated with AIIMS, New Delhi. He was posted at the Trauma Centre of AIIMS.
"34-year-old neurosurgeon at AIIMS Delhi allegedly died by suicide today (August 18). Dr R** G***a, a resident of Rajkot in Gujarat, died due to a suspected overdose as used vials of medicines and syringes were found in his house in the Gautam Nagar area,| police said.
As per ANI, He was taken to the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) where he was declared dead.
”At around 2 pm on Sunday, a PCR call was received at the Hauz Khas police station regarding suicide by a doctor in the Gautam Nagar area. Police reached the spot and found G***a in an unconscious state,” a senior police officer said.
According to Delhi Police in the initial enquiry, it was found that the reason for the suicide could be a family dispute.
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