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Beautician found dead at Mylaram Railway Station
A 19 year old beautician Jyothi was found dead in suspicious conditions in Mylaram Railway Station of Tharur mandal on Monday. She was the resident of Tandur and was working as beautician at Limgampally in Hyderabad. The deceased informed her sister that she crossed Vikarabad at 8’O clock in the Sunday evening.
Vikarabad: A 19 year old beautician Jyothi was found dead in suspicious conditions in Mylaram Railway Station of Tharur mandal on Monday. She was the resident of Tandur and was working as beautician at Limgampally in Hyderabad. The deceased informed her sister that she crossed Vikarabad at 8’O clock in the Sunday evening. After that, her cell phone stopped working, said her sister Shobha. They came to know about her death when Jyothi’s boyfriend Sandeep called and informed the incident. They expressed their doubt that Sandeep might be the man behind her death.
Railway SP Ashok Kumar rushed to the spot. Speaking to the media at GRP Station, here, the SP said the deceased was native of Pagidiyala village of Yalal mandal. According to him, she travels in Gulbarga passenger train daily. On the fateful day, she had to attend a function at Rukmapur. She asked her uncle to receive her. Instead of getting down at Rukmapur, she was found at Mylaram station. Railway Staff noticed her. They informed about her condition to the relatives using her continuously ringing mobile phone.
The dead body was shifted to Vikarabad Hospital for post mortem. A case has been registered under 174 section and investigation is on. When reporters questioned about why the body was not identified though it was there for some hours, the SP said a thorough enquiry would be done regarding this matter.
BY E Mogulaiah
