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The sibling of one of the gangster Tillu Tajpuriya's associates allegedly committed suicide late Thursday night, days after Tillu Tajpuriya was killed in Tihar prison, according to the Delhi Police. The diseased 25-year-old identified as Bunty was pronounced deceased at the SRHC hospital. Sonu, the deceased's older sibling, has been in prison for six years and is a member of the Tillu gang, according to the police. According to the Delhi Police, the incident was reported at 12:50 a.m. today. "Today at 12:50 hrs, PS Alipur received word from SRHC Hospital Narela that a person had been pronounced dead due to a gunshot wound," police reported. According to sources from the Delhi Police, the afflicted was quite "disturbed" after the death of Tillu. He added that the police are investigating this aspect of the case. The deceased inhabited a three-story structure with his parents, wife, and two children. The police report that the deceased's family members heard a gunshot and discovered him lying in a pool of blood yesterday. "On Thursday, the deceased returned home with his family, spoke with them for two to three minutes, and then went to his second-floor room." Suddenly, the sound of a gunshot was heard, and when the family members reached the room of the departed, he was lying in a pool of blood in a near-dead state. He was transported to SRHC Hospital, where he was pronounced deceased," police said. ALSO READ :Chhattisgarh: Two Naxalites killed in encounter with police in Sukma The crime site (deceased's room) was examined by the crime team, who discovered an empty cartridge and a 9mm pistol with a live cartridge. According to police officials, the deceased has no criminal history and engages in cultivation. "The deceased's eldest sibling, Amit alias Dabbang alias Sonu, has been incarcerated for the past six years and is a member of the Tillu gang. Monu, the 27-year-old elder sibling of the deceased, was recently released from prison in January, police said. There are ongoing investigations into the matter.

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