The victim has been identified as Keshav Gamal, 21, who worked under one Deepak Malhotra, who owns a business in Delhi, and was working for him for the past couple of years.
The incident occurred yesterday in DLF Phase-1 area at around 3 pm when Keshav was reversing Malhotra's car for parking it and allegedly broke two flowers pots in the process, police said.
The pots were owned by Malhotra's neighbour, a senior counsel of the apex court, who then angered over the incident allegedly beat Keshav there with a stick Hawa Singh, said Hawa Singh, ACP (PRO) Gurgaon Police.
The police have registered a case of abetment to suicide against the accused under various section of the IPC in DLF Phase-1 Police Station.
The accused is absconding and a manhunt is on to nab him, Singh added.
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