Which of the following organelle is called the “suicidal bags” of the cell?

Lysosomes are cellular organelles found in eukaryotic cells that are responsible for intracellular digestion. They contain digestive enzymes and lysozymes, which can break down various types of macromolecules, as well as foreign materials and cellular waste. Lysosomes are also known as "suicide bags" of the cell because, in certain conditions, they can release their contents into the cytoplasm, leading to the digestion of the cell's own components and ultimately, the death of the cell.