<p>Miscreants are suspected to have robbed a dead man at Srirangapatna railway station in Mysore railway police limits on Tuesday.<br /><br /></p>.<p>On Tuesday at around 7.30 am, a 50-year-old man was found dead in his sleep at platform number one of the railway station. The deceased who still remains unidentified had died of a heart attack. When the investigators went to the spot, they couldn’t find anything on the person except for a handkerchief in his pocket. Police said that the man is well built, hailing from a “good family”, making them suspect robbery, after his death. <br /><br />Moreover, Srirangapatna station is known for pickpockets and other criminal activities, adding credence to robbery theory. He is 5.2 feet tall, wheatish in complexion and is wearing a sacred thread. The body has been shifted to the mortuary attached to Mysore Medical College and Research Institute (MMC and RI).<br /><br />In another incident, a five feet tall youth was run over by a train near Coffee Curing Works, Mysore-KRS road on Tuesday. The youth is aged around 25 years. The body has been shifted to MMC and RI mortuary. Relatives if any may contact police on 0821-2516579.<br /><br />Commits suicide<br /><br />A 25-year-old homemaker committed suicide allegedly by hanging at her residence in Sharadadevi Nagar here on Tuesday. Sujatha wife of Vinay, a businessman is the deceased. According to her family members, Sujatha may have taken extreme step on Monday night. The couple was married for six years and have a three-year-old son. The reason behind her extreme step is said to be post delivery health complications with recurring stomach ache.<br /><br />Saraswatipuram police have registered a case.<br /><br />Fatal fall<br /><br />In a tragic incident, a man in an inebriated condition died after accidentally falling into a roadside trench at T K Layout in the city on Tuesday.<br /><br />The deceased has been identified as Dileep alias Ravi (38), son of Mariyappa. A two-wheeler mechanic, Dileep was a resident of first cross, Janatha Nagar. On Tuesday morning, Dileep had consumed one peg too many. He was later found in the trench dug or a civic work. According to police he had died due to asphyxiation.<br /><br /></p>
<p>Miscreants are suspected to have robbed a dead man at Srirangapatna railway station in Mysore railway police limits on Tuesday.<br /><br /></p>.<p>On Tuesday at around 7.30 am, a 50-year-old man was found dead in his sleep at platform number one of the railway station. The deceased who still remains unidentified had died of a heart attack. When the investigators went to the spot, they couldn’t find anything on the person except for a handkerchief in his pocket. Police said that the man is well built, hailing from a “good family”, making them suspect robbery, after his death. <br /><br />Moreover, Srirangapatna station is known for pickpockets and other criminal activities, adding credence to robbery theory. He is 5.2 feet tall, wheatish in complexion and is wearing a sacred thread. The body has been shifted to the mortuary attached to Mysore Medical College and Research Institute (MMC and RI).<br /><br />In another incident, a five feet tall youth was run over by a train near Coffee Curing Works, Mysore-KRS road on Tuesday. The youth is aged around 25 years. The body has been shifted to MMC and RI mortuary. Relatives if any may contact police on 0821-2516579.<br /><br />Commits suicide<br /><br />A 25-year-old homemaker committed suicide allegedly by hanging at her residence in Sharadadevi Nagar here on Tuesday. Sujatha wife of Vinay, a businessman is the deceased. According to her family members, Sujatha may have taken extreme step on Monday night. The couple was married for six years and have a three-year-old son. The reason behind her extreme step is said to be post delivery health complications with recurring stomach ache.<br /><br />Saraswatipuram police have registered a case.<br /><br />Fatal fall<br /><br />In a tragic incident, a man in an inebriated condition died after accidentally falling into a roadside trench at T K Layout in the city on Tuesday.<br /><br />The deceased has been identified as Dileep alias Ravi (38), son of Mariyappa. A two-wheeler mechanic, Dileep was a resident of first cross, Janatha Nagar. On Tuesday morning, Dileep had consumed one peg too many. He was later found in the trench dug or a civic work. According to police he had died due to asphyxiation.<br /><br /></p>