8. Point:-As seen from evidence, deceased purchased ticket for 472-Passenger from Parvathipuram to Vijayawada and boarded the train at about 15:30 hours on 04-05-2003 and as per the inquest report, deceased was last seen alive at about 4:00 P.M., by witnesses Pitchaiah and Ramesh, who were also going to Vijayawada in the same train. In the inquest, panchyatdars unanimously opined that the deceased while travelling in Train No.472 - passenger accidentally fell down due to the jerks of the train and died instantaneously. This part of evidence is supported and corroborated with the circumstances that a male dead body aged about 25 years was found lying at Km.397/9-10 outside of the up line track, which is reported by Gangman Parayya. The only contention raised by R.W.1 in his evidence is that he has no personal knowledge about the alleged incident, but that cannot be a ground to discard the other material evidence. When the witnesses Pichaiah and Ramesh, who were also travelling in the same train, made statement during investigation that they saw the deceased alive at about 4:00 P.M., and his dead body was found in the railway track between Km.397/910, these circumstances, which are supported and corroborated with the inquest report do show that the deceased fell down from the train while travelling in it. The Claims Tribunal considering these aspects rightly recorded a finding that the deceased died in an untoward incident while travelling in Train No.472 - passenger with a valid ticket, therefore objections raised by the appellant are not sustainable
