25-year-old BSc student run over by train in Pilibhit

TNN / Updated: Sep 19, 2023, 11:50 IST

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A 25-year-old student pursuing BSc at Rohilkhand university died after being run over by the Pilibhit-Shahjahanpur passenger train near Narayanpur village under Barkhera police station limits on Monday.

25-year-old BSc student run over by train in Pilibhit

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PILIBHIT: A 25-year-old student pursuing BSc at Rohilkhand university died after being run over by the Pilibhit-Shahjahanpur passenger train near Narayanpur village under Barkhera police station limits on Monday.
Priyanshu Swaroop, a resident of Patrasia village, went out for a morning walk. The circumstances leading to the accident are yet to be determined.Railway guard DK Verma handed over the body to the family. SHO Rajveer Singh Parmar said, “The body could not be sent for autopsy as police were not informed about the incident by either the railways or his family.” Keshav Agarwal

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