4. The Tribunal carefully considered the facts and circumstances and made a finding and the findings of the Railway Tribunal which indicates that “ the body was found on the slow down line. The location for the body itself would lay the first ground of suspicion that he was travelling in the train. Secondly even according to the wife of the deceased who was examined before us today, she was informed about the death only by evening at 4 O' clock. She would state that her husband had carried his identity card and season ticket in his pocket. This in our view cannot be correct because when the body had been seen at 7.45 hrs.in the morning at a place near the residence of the applicant in Perambur, there could have been no delay in contacting the family till 4 0' clock if the identity card was available with the deceased. Indeed at the time of inquest, police has recorded that apart from his wearing apparel there was no other document or moveable with him. This would explain why a copy of the season ticket, which is produced now, was itself not being carried by him to show that he was travelling in the train. Thirdly, we have an unusual spectacle of a person working in a five star hotel under a contractor seen in 'lungi' in the morning at 7.45 hrs while allegedly going to work. The wife gave a strained explanation that he would go to office wearing 'lungi' and change it by wearing plant in the place of work. While such asequel of dressing may be possible, when we are examining several circumstances whether he could have been travelling by train, this would provide another inkling that he was in casual dress only because he was not going to office. Fourthly, the nature of the injuries found in the body were taken note of, by the Panchayats at the time of inquest and they have stated that he could have been hit by some train. It would appear even at the time of inquest that they did not have the whereabout of the deceased and therefore, in column 18 A it is entered that in order to secure information from the public about his address, a photograph was taken to be put as an advertisement in a newspaper. If the inquest had been concluded at 10.30 hrs., it will surely mean that there was no visible
