There was a stir in Uttar Pradesh’s Ghazipur after the bodies of two RPF jawans were found on the railway track. The way the bodies of both were found in a semi-naked state, the possibility of murder is being raised. The relatives of the deceased have also said that the bodies were thrown on the track after murder. At present, the police have taken the bodies in their custody and sent them for post-mortem. Investigation has been started.
The whole matter is of the railway track of Delhi-Howrah route under Gahmar police station, where two dead bodies found last evening have been identified as RPF constables posted at Mughalsarai junction. One RPF jawan Javed Khan is a resident of Dildarnagar police station (Gazipur) and the other RPF jawan Pramod Kumar Singh is a resident of Ara (Bihar). Police has informed the families of both of them.
On receiving the information, Javed Khan’s family reached the mortuary of Ghazipur Medical College. His brother Faizan said that Javed was the only earning member among the four brothers. The way his body was found half naked on the track clearly shows that he has been murdered. Now the police and RPF are investigating the Mughalsarai incident.
According to the information received, both the constables were travelling from Mughalsarai to Mokama by train. Looking at the scene of the incident and the condition of the bodies, the family members are suspecting murder. There is also a suspicion that both of them were killed during a fight in the train and their bodies were thrown away.
At the same time, the police say that the post-mortem of the body will be done, only after that it will be clear whether it is an accident or something else. At present, investigation is going on in the case.
On the other hand, the family members of the deceased said that Mohammad Javed (40), a resident of Devaitha village of Dildarnagar police station area, was posted as a constable in the RPF. He had come home on leave. On Monday evening, he reached his PDDU RPF post by train from Dildarnagar. From there, Javed and RPF jawan Pramod Kumar (36), a resident of Ara, left for Mokama by train at around 12.50 pm. But on Tuesday, the RPF control room received information that both had not reached the training center. After this, when the search began, the bodies of both were found.