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Police yet to identify body found in train

Staff Reporter

BANGALORE: The identity of the body that was found in Brindavan Express on Thursday night is yet to be estab-lished.

A team of the Railway Police from Tamil Nadu is in the city to investigate the case.

The team on Saturday went through the footage of the closed circuit television cameras installed at the Bangalore City Railway Station.

"They could not find anything that showed the movement of the body in the suitcase," a senior Railway Police official said.

The body of a man, aged around 25, was found in an unclaimed luggage in the train when it reached the Chennai Central Station on Thursday night.

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