A 28-year-old Bihar Man found dead in the parked engineer’s car near the Anand Vihar station in Delhi. Police reported that he died from asphyxiation after getting locked in the vehicle. Authorities received a report about the body around 7:30 PM on October 31 and quickly sent a team to the scene.
Bihar Man Found Dead in Delhi in Parked Car
The deceased identified as Javed, who lived in Purnia, Bihar. His belongings—a backpack, mobile phone, and clothes found nearby. There were no visible injury marks on his body, according to a police officer.
The officer noted that CCTV footage showed Senior Section Engineer (Electrical) Guru Pratap parking his car around 10:49 AM that day and then heading to his office without locking the vehicle.
Died due to asphyxiation
Around 11:22 AM, Javed, who worked as a mason and was at the station to travel to Bihar, entered the car and sat in the backseat. The officer explained that around 1:50 PM, a member of the engineer’s staff came to collect a lunchbox from the car and accidentally locked it, not realizing Javed was inside. Footage recorded Javed moving around restlessly between 1:54 PM and 3:13 PM, seemingly trying to open the doors.
When Guru Pratap returned to his car at around 5:34 PM, he found Bihar Man unresponsive in the backseat and notified the authorities. Police said that a post-mortem at GTB Hospital indicated death due to asphyxiation, and the investigation is ongoing.
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