Prashant Sibal (43) was found in a pool of blood at around 8 yesterday morning after he allegedly jumped from his 15th floor flat in Kalpataru Habitat in Parel.
Police rushed him to a hospital but he was declared dead before admission, said Dilip Ugale, senior police inspector at the Kalachouki Police Station.
"Sibal was a former general manager at the sales department of Tata Motors. He had been terminated from service last year," Ugale told PTI.
"We found a suicide note in his bedroom. It does not blame anybody," the police officer added.
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