Family members of Jayesh Chauhan (21), resident of Santrampur in Panchmahal district, alleged that the police did not inform them about his death immediately, though they live in the vicinity of the station.
Chauhan was, instead, taken to Surat Civil Hospital as an unknown person, family members told reporters.
They also claimed that Chauhan was short, and the ceiling from which he supposedly hanged himself was quite high, and alleged that it was possibly a murder and not a suicide.
But her father, employed in police department, lodged a complaint at Dindoli police station on Monday, accusing Chauhan of kidnapping his daughter.
According to the police, Chauhan was rounded up last night for questioning in the case and this morning he committed suicide inside the police station.
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