Death of a young man due to overdose of drugs, explosive confession made in the final video

After the lynching in Botad and Barwala in Gujarat, now the suspicious death of a youth due to drug overdose in Vadodara has created a stir. Now a video has surfaced of a Vadodara youth confessing to a drug dealer before taking an overdose of drugs.

Ravi Aggarwal, Vadodara: More than 40 people lost their lives in the recent Latta riots in Gujarat’s Barwala and Botad. The echoes of that incident have not subsided yet. Then the suspicious death of a young man due to drug overdose in the civilized city of Vadodara has created a stir. However, before taking the overdose of drugs, the deceased himself has made an explosive confession in the final video. Crime has been handed over to investigate the entire incident.

According to the information received, a report has been received that Vivek Karan, a youth residing in the same area of ​​Vadodara, has died due to drug overdose. The deceased shot the final video and made an explosive confession. In which it has been revealed that the confession of deceased Vivek Karan was recorded by a drug dealer.

After the lynching in Botad and Barwala in Gujarat, now the suspicious death of a youth due to drug overdose in Vadodara has created a stir. Now a video has surfaced of a Vadodara youth confessing to a drug dealer before taking an overdose of drugs.

In this final video Vivek is saying ha bhai mein apne hisab se pi raha hun, muje koi pilla nahi raha hai.. mein khud maal aur syrings leke aya hun. On the other hand, the police recorded the statement of Baljit, Neha and Kailas alias Parin Bhandari. Parin Bhandari made a confessional video to Vivek. He said that the deceased Vivek Karan stayed at the flat even though we refused to stop him as he had come drinking, so we made a video for his own safety.

It is to be mentioned here that there is talk of Neha and Parin Bhandari working as a warehouse supply in the house of drug dealer Baljit Rawat. Baljit Rawat had been running a drug peddling business for a long time in his Defense Colony home, which was also owned by Neha and Pareen Bhandari. He also did delivery work. Sama police have registered a case against Baljit Rawat, Neha and Parine Bhandari for running a drug network.