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Man dies in road mishap, other found dead in Sawaraj Express 10/8/2016 10:54:00 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Oct 8: A Bopal based man was killed in a road accident at Narwal area while a passenger of Panipat was found dead mysteriously in Sawaraj Express at Jammu Railway Station. The deceased has been identified as Ashok Kumar (35) son of Ghishi Lal of Bhopal presently staying at Narwal. Police sources said that he sustained injuries after he was hit by a truck at Narwal area and was shifted to the Government Medical College and Hospital but he failed to reach the hospital. Meanwhile, 45 year-old man identified as Ram Kumar son of Chottu Ram of Panipat was found dead under mysterious circumstances from Sawarj Express. Police said that the body was shifted to the mortuary of the GMC&H for legal formalities and a case in this connection has been inform registered at General Railway Police (GRP) Jammu for further investigation.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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