'Big loss in business may have led IAS officer DK Ravi to commit suicide'

May 21, 2015 08:58

IAS officer DK Ravi, whose mysterious death on March 16 rocked Karnataka, had possibly committed suicide by hanging himself after incurring huge losses in the real estate business, the Central Bureau of Investigation has concluded in its preliminary report.

The CBI has reportedly ruled out the murder or abetment of suicide theory and concluded that IAS officer DK Ravi and some of his batchmates had invested huge amount of money in his real estate business in which they had suffered huge losses.

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