Dr CJ Roy’s diary reveals struggles, Dubai ties, politicians, and actors.
The diary of Dubai-based industrialist and Confident Group chairman CJ Roy, who died by suicide during an Income Tax raid on January 30, reportedly reads like a suicide note, local media reports.
According to Manorama News, the nine-page diary details setbacks in foreign ventures, personal debts, company instructions, and references to family, business associates, and political figures.
The entries reportedly include apologies to his family, a list of individuals who owed him money, and outlined instructions for managing the company while emphasising the protection of its long-term investors.
Reports suggest Roy called his brother on January 31, the day he decided to take his life, with sources indicating that ongoing pressure from IT scrutiny may have contributed to his distress.