Bengaluru police have released initial findings in the investigation surrounding the February 1st death of C.J. Roy, founder and chairman of Kerala’s confident Group [[1]]. Investigators report a review of security footage found no evidence of a dispute between Roy and Income Tax Department officials, who were conducting raids at the time of his death [[2]]. The ongoing investigation aims to determine the cause of death and rule out foul play, with a Special Investigation Team (SIT) formed in Kerala to examine the role of the Income Tax action [[3]].
Bengaluru police have stated that a review of security footage has found no evidence of a confrontation between C.J. Roy, who died February 1, and officials from the Income Tax Department. The finding comes as investigators continue to piece together the events leading up to Roy’s death, a case that has drawn significant attention in Kerala.
According to police reports, statements have been recorded from Income Tax Department personnel. These statements corroborate the lack of any visible dispute captured on CCTV cameras. The investigation is ongoing to determine the precise cause of Roy’s death and to rule out any foul play.
The case highlights the importance of thorough investigation and accurate reporting in sensitive matters, particularly those involving government agencies. Further updates will be provided as the investigation progresses.
