The Indian Air Force will be given information about the Anjali Gupta suicide case, since she took the extreme step at the house of an IAF officer. Although, no formal report has been ordered so far, an officer from Nagpur has been asked to facilitate the information.Anjali Gupta was found hanging at a family friend's residence in Bhopal on Sunday. According to the police, she was alone in the house of an IAF group captain, Amit Gupta, when she took the extreme step.Anjali had been working in the private sector since her dismissal from the IAF in 2006. She was the first woman defence officer to be court martialled.Captain Gupta told the police that he was in Delhi for the engagement of his son on September 8. Anjali refused to join his family despite an invitation.On his return home on Sunday, he repeatedly knocked at the door and when it was not opened he called the police. A police team broke open the door and found Anjali hanging from a ceiling fan.The police said they also found more than 15 litres of petrol at the scene of the incident which indicates she may have contemplated setting herself on fire before deciding upon hanging.A police officer investigating the matter said, "Amit Gupta is a group captain with the Air Force. There was some guest at his place who, he is claiming, was a family friend. Anjali Gupta, who once worked with him, died by hanging. It is a case of suicide. We are still investigating why she came to his place to commit suicide."