Muthoot Group Chairman George Muthoot died from the fourth floor of his home in East Kailash of Delhi, police said on Saturday.
“We received information at the Amar Colony police station on Friday night at 9:21 pm that George, 72, fell from the fourth floor of his home,” said RP Meena, DCP (Southeast).
The police collected the medical-legal report and inspected the place. Police said an investigation into the matter is underway and statements from his family and witnesses have been recorded. The CCTVs near the house are also being checked.
DCP Meena said George was taken to Fortis Escorts Hospital, where he died. A post mortem examination was conducted at AIIMS on Saturday morning.
Police said no dirty acts are suspected so far and investigative procedures have started. Law enforcement sources said that prima facie, they have established that George was alone when the incident occurred and CCTV footage shows him standing on the fourth floor.
George’s youngest son, Paul M George, died in a road rage incident in 2009. Paul, who was 32 years old at the time, was the executive director of the NBFC and was traveling on Kerala’s Alappuzha-Changanassery highway. night of August 22. 2009, accompanied by two men.
George’s youngest son, Paul M George, was killed in a 2009 road rage incident.
Their car collided with a two-wheeler, but they drove away without paying attention to the cyclist. A gang of hitmen, who were on their way to carry out an attack, were provoked by this and chased Paul’s vehicle and robbed him. A fight ensued during which he was killed.
In 2015, an IWC court sentenced nine gang members to life imprisonment, but eight of them were later acquitted by the Kerala High Court.
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