The Girl friend is reported to have informed the Police in UK and they had got in touch with their counter parts in India.
Eventually, the Delhi Police is reported to have attended the case.
There are two versions.
One is that when the Police knocked at this doors, he refused to open it.
Then the Police had gone into his flat a little late.
The other version is that the Delhi Police got the information earlier through a neighbour and the Police were asked to go away by him.
In either case the Police could have forced open the Door as the evidence of his Death was on.
Would they have done this if they were capturing a terrorist?
Killing criminals is more important than saving a troubled man?
What can one speak of neighbours?
Could they not have forced the doors open,come what may?
What kind of social relationship we have!
A woman watched her lover kill himself over the internet during a long-distance phone call on Skype.
Adrian Rowland, 53 produced a knife and cut his own throat during the call with Julie Zalinski while in India on business.
Zalinski, more than 7,000 miles away in Reading, Berkshire frantically rang 999. British police then contacted Indian medical authorities, but the father-of-three died before medics could reach him.
Rowland was a firm director for for Adwest Engineering and was in India as part of his job. A high achiever, he previously held top jobs in engineering and also had an important position managing a factory for ex-Formula One team Jordan.
A friend told the Sun:
“I heard they were having a discussion about their relationship.”
“They were talking on Skype when he suddenly produced a knife and cut himself in front of her.”
“It must have been the most horrendous thing imaginable. She was 7,000 miles away, unable to do anything to help him. It’s just terrible.”
A spokesperson for the Thames Valley Police said: “Officers attended an address in Reading to obtain information that could be passed on to the Indian authorities via the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and provide reassurance to the woman who made the report to us.
“The man was traced, but regrettably was later pronounced dead by doctors in India. Officers attended the address to inform the woman.”
A Foreign Office spokeswoman said: “We can confirm that a British national died in India on November 27.