Assam Youngster died in Tamil Nadu Railway Station
The incident in which an assam youth was found dead on a train at Tirupur railway station a few hours later is being investigated by Tirupur Railway Police. One day a week, the silchar Express runs from silchar to Coimbatore. Today around 10.45 a.m., the train that left silchar on august 8 arrived in Tirupur. On the train, two Northerners exited the S3 box. They carried a wool-wrapped male corpse.
They were apprehended and interviewed by railway police after they were caught on surveillance video. Arbindray, 30, of silchar, was employed as a security guard in Bangalore at the time of his death. Arbindray had made a reservation for a flight from silchar to Tirupur. Those who had been with him when he arrived in Jolarpet awoke him at this point. Then they were astonished to discover he was no longer alive. Following that, his relatives were notified via his mobile phone. His relatives then told him to leave the body at the Tirupur train station and they would come and collect it. Two people who boarded the train based their decision on this.
The body was recovered by the Railway police and taken to the Tirupur government Medical college Hospital. According to investigators, Arbindray may have died on the train owing to chest problems. A case has been filed and is being investigated by the railway police. A few hours later, Northern workers boarded the train carrying the male corpse, shocking the passengers on board. The body was autopsied at the Medical college Hospital and delivered to Arbindray Akka in Tirupur in this state.
They were apprehended and interviewed by railway police after they were caught on surveillance video. Arbindray, 30, of silchar, was employed as a security guard in Bangalore at the time of his death. Arbindray had made a reservation for a flight from silchar to Tirupur. Those who had been with him when he arrived in Jolarpet awoke him at this point. Then they were astonished to discover he was no longer alive. Following that, his relatives were notified via his mobile phone. His relatives then told him to leave the body at the Tirupur train station and they would come and collect it. Two people who boarded the train based their decision on this.
The body was recovered by the Railway police and taken to the Tirupur government Medical college Hospital. According to investigators, Arbindray may have died on the train owing to chest problems. A case has been filed and is being investigated by the railway police. A few hours later, Northern workers boarded the train carrying the male corpse, shocking the passengers on board. The body was autopsied at the Medical college Hospital and delivered to Arbindray Akka in Tirupur in this state.