Newborn’s body found near rail tracks in Una

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Una, Updated At : 02:10 AM Nov 28, 2025 IST

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The body of a newborn infant was found near the railway tracks in Upper Arniala village on the outskirts of Una city early Thursday morning. The discovery was first made by migrant workers living nearby, who spotted the infant wrapped in clothing and immediately alerted local public representatives.

A police team reached the spot, cordoned off the area and sent the body to the Una district hospital for examination. As the locality is primarily inhabited by migrant families from Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, police are inquiring about any recent births and have sought birth and death records from Health Department officials.

Additional Superintendent of Police Surinder Sharma said an investigation is underway and assured that the culprits will be identified soon with the help of local residents.

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