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Former bureaucrat BK Bansal, accused of corruption, commits suicide along with son in Delhi apartment

| | Sep 27, 2016, at 05:08 pm
New Delhi, Sept 27(IBNS): Former bureaucrat B K Bansal, accused of corruption, has committed along with his son, two months after his wife and daughter hanged themselves, reports said.

Bansal, who was out on bail, was found hanging from the ceiling of their east Delhi apartment in Madhu Vihar area on Tuesday morning.

He  was a former Director General in the Corporate Affairs Ministry.

It was  the same house where  his wife Satyabala and daughter Neha had committed suicide two months ago after CBI raid and Bansal's arrest in multiple cases involving illegal disproportionate assets and bribery.

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