Farmer commits suicide in UP


Team Udayavani, Oct 13, 2017, 1:56 PM IST

Muzaffarnagar:  A 55-year-old farmer allegedly committed suicide by jumping before a train in Shamli district, the police said today.

Shaman Singh’s body was found on a railway track in Rashidghar village last evening, Station House Officer Samay Singh. Family members claimed that he was worried over some family dispute, the officer said.

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