Rajdeep Singh, 45, reportedly used his licensed revolver to end his life inside the bank. Those booked include Sunil Agarwal, a chartered accountant and property dealer; Rinku Krishna, a caterer; and Ferozepur resident Saina Arora.

According to the FIR filed by Rajdeep’s father Paramjeet Singh, the accused allegedly forced his son to visit the bank to secure a loan for repaying money they had invested in his immigration business. He further claimed his son was being harassed and threatened with false cases.

The complaint states that Rajdeep had returned ₹1.60 crore to AIG Kaler earlier this year. It is alleged that Kaler had also invested ₹2.4 crore with Rajdeep’s associate Sunil Agarwal and had obtained blank cheques. Rajdeep had invested over ₹2.46 crore in Agarwal’s property business and vouched for another ₹3.5 crore from a local resident. Partners Krishna and Arora allegedly owed him ₹40 lakh.

Police are investigating the case amid rising questions over financial dealings and alleged misuse of authority.

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