A man in Delhi's Dallupura area shot himself in the chest with a licensed pistol, according to police. The incident, captured on video and shared online, has sparked widespread attention. The victim, identified as Pawan, was taken to a hospital in critical condition but later succumbed to his injuries. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the act, including whether the gun was obtained legally and if there were any provoking factors. The video shows two individuals present during the incident. One person is seen recording the event while the other, Pawan, loads a magazine into the pistol before placing it against his chest and firing. The recording includes a voiceover stating, "There are two buttons above," before the gunshot is heard. The footage has circulated on social media, raising questions about the individual's mental state and the broader implications of such acts. Police confirmed that the pistol used was licensed and belonged to the person filming the video, who is Pawan's friend. The New Ashok Nagar police station has launched an inquiry into how the video was created, whether any external influence was involved, and the context in which Pawan accessed the firearm. Officials emphasized that the case is under review, with all aspects being examined to determine the exact sequence of events. The incident has also prompted discussions about mental health awareness, with local organizations offering support services. However, the police have not disclosed any details about Pawan's personal history or potential triggers for the act. The case highlights the complex interplay between individual choices, legal access to firearms, and societal factors that may contribute to such tragedies.#social_media #new_ashok_nagar #delhi_dallupura #pawan #pawan_friend
