Head constable posted at PAP Complex run over by train

Jalandhar, July 29 A head constable posted at PAP Complex here was crushed by a train on tracks near Jalandhar Cantonment railway station today. The deceased, Kashmir Singh, was a resident of Madala village near Lohian. ASI Lalit Kumar posted...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 02:24 PM Jul 30, 2022 IST

Jalandhar, July 29

A head constable posted at PAP Complex here was crushed by a train on tracks near Jalandhar Cantonment railway station today. The deceased, Kashmir Singh, was a resident of Madala village near Lohian.

ASI Lalit Kumar posted with the GRP said the body had been sent to the Civil Hospital. Prima facie, it seems to be a suicide and probe is on, he said.

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