4 booked after being named in real-estate investor’s suicide note
Hindustan TimesMUMBAI: A small-time real-estate investor who allegedly died by suicide by drinking a poisonous insecticide, left a suicide note that has led to a case being registered against four persons – a credit cooperative society manager, who had allegedly given him a loan; a fraudster who had promised him a loan but took money from him instead; a lender who pressured him for money; and his business partner who was harassing him. 4 booked after being named in real-estate investor’s suicide note The Kalachowkie police said they had found the suicide note next to the builder’s body. According to the police, Hemant Sawant was mentioned in the suicide note as someone who had posed as a bank manager and took ₹20.82 lakh as loan charges, fees and commission on loans sought by the deceased and 11 others who he had introduced to Sawant. When Sawant fled, the deceased was under pressure to return the money to the 11 others, including Ankush Kale, who is the fourth person named in the FIR.
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