The death of Himsri Boro, an Assamese BBA student found near railway tracks in Andhra Pradesh, is currently under investigation by a Special Investigation Team. Authorities are examining the circumstances of the incident, including whether the student fell from a running train and the response of railway officials.
Following preliminary forensic investigations, the Andhra Pradesh police have ruled out physical or sexual assault in the death of Himsri Boro. The investigation now focuses on determining whether the death was accidental or involved other forms of foul play.
Police are inquiring why the officials did not inquire into the incident in the next station, when a passenger fell from the running train, an senior officer said
An Assamese BBA student, Himsri Boro, was found dead near a railway track in Andhra Pradesh
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