A security guard working for a contract company on the Delhi-Howrah rail route was killed after being hit by a train near Matha station on Wednesday night. The deceased, Naresh Saxena, was crossing the track when the accident happened. He was a resident of Sunwarsha village under Shiwali police station area...
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and was working as a security guard for a contract company. Saxena went to Matha station for duty on Wednesday evening and was crossing the down track near pole number 1049/4 in the railway yard when the accident occurred. The GRP has initiated an investigation and is awaiting the post-mortem report for further action.

On Tuesday night, the body of a young man was found on the down railway track between Maitha and Bhaupur stations on the Delhi-Howrah railway line. Trackmen alerted the station master, who informed the Bhaupur police. The deceased was identified as Panchu Kumar, a 26-year-old resident of Milki Rangpura, Purnea, Bihar....
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His identity was confirmed through a ticket for a Rohtak to Katihar express train dated May 13 and an Aadhaar card found on him. His mobile phone was used to contact his family, who confirmed that he had been working in Rohtak and was on his way home. His wife Kavita and brother-in-law Chhail Bihari reported that he had left Rohtak on May 13 but his phone had been off since then. The police are investigating the cause of death and have sent the body for a postmortem. His family is expected to arrive from Bihar soon.

On Thursday, a young man was killed instantly when he was hit by a train while crossing the down railway track in front of Raipalpur village near Shivali Kotwali area on the Delhi-Howrah railway line. Police arrived at the scene, took possession of the body, and attempted to identify him. However,...
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they were unable to identify him. The body was sent for postmortem after an inquest was conducted. The deceased was wearing a blue jacket and was approximately forty years old. Investigations revealed that the death occurred while crossing the railway track. Further action will be taken after the postmortem report is available.