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Bangalore: Four persons were found dead on railway tracks in various parts of the city on Tuesday morning. In the absence of eyewitnesses, it is not clear the four came under which trains, railway police said.
Mahananda Ghosh, 28, a hotel management student, was found dead on the tracks near Byappanahalli. A student of Brilliant Institute of Hospitality Management, Birbhum, West Bengal, Mahananda had come to Bangalore for an internship with Charisma Hotel, Marathalli, three months ago.
Mahananda was staying in an apartment across the track. She is believed to have been heading to work when the mishap happened. Police suspect Mahananda might have plugged in to music while crossing the tracks, unaware of the speeding train that mowed her down. However, no earplugs have been found in the vicinity and police haven’t confirmed this. Police are trying to reach Mahandanda’s father, Manoj Kumar Ghosh, a resident of Howrah. His phone remained switched off and efforts are on to get in touch with police.
OTHER INCIDENTS The body of a 26-year-old youth from Shahapur of Yadgir district was found on the railway tracks near Byappanahalli railway station early Tuesday morning.
Railway police said they had found a suicide note in the shirt pocket of Mrutyunjaya V, a resident of Old Chandapura. Mrutyunjaya said nobody was responsible for his death. He was working as a helper with a private contractor. The body has been handed over to his family after postmortem.
Railway police also recovered the body of a 35-yearold man on the tracks near Hejjala station near Bidadi early on Tuesday morning. In another incident, a 30-year-old man was run over by a train near Yelahanka railway station.
The identity of the bodies are unknown.
Mahananda Ghosh (inset), a hotel management student, was found dead on the railway track near Byappanahalli. The girl from West Bengal had come to Bangalore for an internship with Charishma Hotel three months ago
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