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Did this notice drive Raj Travels' owner to suicide?
Updated On: 02 August, 2012 11:31 AM IST | | Vinay Dalvi and Yogesh Pandya
A court notice regarding a legal dispute was found pasted outside his office premises yesterday; in his suicide note, Lalit Sheth, who jumped to his death from the Sea Link, said he took his life as he "failed to fulfil commitments
Around 9.30 am yesterday, Lalit Sheth — the 56-year-old chairman of Raj Travels —wrapped up a meeting at Andheri and headed towards his office near Girgaum Chowpatty. At about 1.10 pm, while traversing the sea link, Sheth requested his driver Ajit Jha to stop the car as he wanted to make a phone call and then instructed the latter to leave him there and take the vehicle to the office. That was the last time anyone saw Sheth alive. His body was later fished out of the waters near Worli Koliwada.

Lalit Sheth’s body was fished out of the waters near Worli
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