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Gujarat worker on visit home found dead on railway track in UP’s Kaushambi

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Kaushambi (UP), Sep 30 (PTI) A 28-year-old man was found dead on a railway track in Uttar Pradesh’s Kaushambi district on Wednesday, police said.

The body of Suresh, a resident of Newada village under Kokhraj Police Station jurisdiction, was found on the Dedicated Freight Corridor (DFC), they said.

Sirathu Circle Officer Satyendra Tiwari said that the Bharwari Railway Station station master informed police that an unidentified person had apparently been run over by a train near Girsa village.

According to the family, Suresh worked at a private company in Surat, Gujarat, and had returned home on September 28.

The following morning, he went to his maternal aunt’s house in Bisaat village in the Kokhraj area.

He left the place after staying there for some time and was not heard of till Wednesday, when his family was informed of his death.

The family has expressed suspicion that Suresh may have been killed and his body placed on the railway track.

“The exact cause of death will become clear only after the post-mortem report,” Tiwari said. PTI COR ABN VN

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