A sensational incident has come to light in Rewa, Madhya Pradesh, where a hospital manager attempted suicide by shooting himself. The individual placed a pistol in his mouth and pulled the trigger. He was hurriedly rushed to the hospital, where his condition is reported to be critical.

Identity And Discovery

The young man has been identified as Prateek Singh, also known as Kukku. The incident occurred on Monday night around 12:00 am. Just as the family was preparing to sleep, the sound of a gunshot rang out from his room, leaving the entire family stunned. Prateek was found lying in the room, soaked in blood.

Critical Condition

Family members immediately transported Prateek to the hospital, where he has been placed on a ventilator. His condition is described as extremely fragile. Prateek worked in staff management at a hospital in Rewa and has been admitted to the same facility. According to doctors, the gunshot caused significant damage to his internal organs, necessitating ventilator support.

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Police Investigation

The reason behind Prateek Singh taking such a drastic step is not yet known. The police have launched an investigation into the matter. So far, there has been no confirmation of a suicide note being recovered from his room. Police are currently questioning family members and are seeking answers to key questions, including where Prateek acquired the pistol and what drove him to attempt suicide.

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