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Ahmedabad: Gujarat College Head Clerk commits suicide in college premises

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Today Morning in Ahmedabad, Gujarat College Head Clerk commits suicide in the college premises. Dead body has been taken to V.S. Hospital. Ellisbridge Police Station has filed the case and has started the investigation. More details awaited.Gujarat College Head Clerk Lilabhai Kad, age 58, consumed poison in his office today morning. Lilabhai Kad. Lilabhai left a suicide note in the office. Lilabhai was to retire today.

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