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57-Year-Old Man Dies After Jumping in Front of Delhi Metro

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A 57-year-old man died after jumping in front of a Delhi Metro train. He has been identified as Sanjay Chopra, a resident of Kotla Mubarakpur in Delhi. Reports say he worked as a Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) agent. Further details about the incident, including the exact time and location, were not available in the source report.

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