Chartered Accountant ends life using Helium gas in Delhi guest house

A 31-year-old chartered accountant, Dheeraj Kansal, was found dead in a Delhi guest house after inhaling helium gas.

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00:00A chartered accountant tendered his life by inhaling helium gas in Delhi.

00:03This is what he wrote in his suicide note.

00:19Deerach Kansal worked at a company in Gurugram.

00:22According to reports, he had checked into a guest house near Bengali market,

00:25which he had booked online the previous week.

00:26On July 29, when he failed to respond,

00:28opened the door to his room, the local police were alerted.

00:31A team from the Barakamba Road police station reached the spot and broke open the door.

00:34They found a pipe connected to a helium cylinder inserted into his mouth.

00:37During the investigation, it was found that he had ordered the helium cylinder

00:41from an e-commerce website in Ghaziabad.

00:43According to police, Kansal lost his father at the age of four,

00:45after which his mother remarried.

00:47He was brought up by his grandparents.

00:49Helium itself is intoxic, but inhaling it can be fatal

00:51because it displaces oxygen and causes suffocation within minutes.

00:54It is also readily available,

00:56as it is commonly sold in stores for filling party balloons.

00:58Thank you!

00:59Thank you!

01:04See you later!

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