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Man found dead on railway tracks near Ghatkesar

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Man found dead on railway tracks near Ghatkesar
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A 30-year-old man named Sampangi Suresh was found dead on railway tracks near Ghatkesar. Preliminary investigations suggest he may have died after being struck by an unidentified train, possibly linked to personal issues. The body has been sent for a postmortem examination and subsequently returned to his family.

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A 30-year-old man was found dead on railway tracks between Ghatkesar and Bibinagar in the early hours of Wednesday.The deceased was identified as Sampangi Suresh, 30, a resident of Ramnagar in Bhuvanagiri, Yadadri district. According to railway police, officials reached the spot after receiving information from railway security staff. Preliminary investigation suggested that Suresh died after allegedly coming under an unidentified train.Police, based on preliminary information, suspect that he may have taken the extreme step due to mental distress arising out of family disputes or personal reasons. The body was shifted to Gandhi Hospital for postmortem examination and was later handed over to family members.(Roshini suicide prevention helpline numbers: 8142020033/44 and 040 66202000/2001.)

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