C.J. Roy, founder of Confident Group, died by suicide during an Income Tax raid in Bengaluru, raising concerns over pressure.
C.J. Roy, founder and chairman of Confident Group, based out of Dubai, was in his hometown Bengaluru on a business visit when Income Tax sleuths raided his Group. While the raids had been on since Wednesday, Mr. Roy reached his Langford Town office on Friday afternoon. It was even while the raid was under way that he allegedly shot himself and died.
There is no clarity whether he was summoned by the IT sleuths.
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