The deceased is identified to be Dr Jatinder Ahluwalia who lived alone in his rented flat in west Delhi's Vikaspuri and worked part-time at private clinics. The doctor's family members are based in Australia currently.
Informing about the tragic incident, Deputy Commissioner of Police (West) Deepak Purohit told PTI, "The body of Dr Jatinder Ahluwalia, who dealt with all conditions ear, nose and throat (ENT) related, was found in the bedroom and the index fingers of both of his hands were wired to an electric socket. Police officials stated that they were informed on the evening of May 30th that Dr Ahluwalia was not responding to his doorbells."
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Since the door was bolted from inside, police had to cut open the iron net on it to gain entry to the residence.
Crime and forensic teams have visited the spot to conduct preliminary investigations. It is suspected that the doctor had committed suicide by self-electrocution. However, no suicide note was recovered.
Medical Dialogues had earlier reported about the suicide case of a 52-year-old South Delhi based doctor this April. In his two-page suicide note, the doctor has reportedly alleged harassment and extortion by a Deoli MLA from Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) as the reasons for the drastic step and has held him responsible for his death. According to the police, the deceased doctor had been identified as a 52-year-old senior medical practitioner, who ran his clinic in south delhi but also owned a water-tanker service. He was found hanging in his room by his tenant.
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