Panchkula, Sept. 19 -- The government railway police (GRP), Chandigarh, has reported 46 fatalities on railway tracks, platforms and nearby areas under its jurisdiction till September 15 this year. The majority of the victims were aged between 19 and 35 years. Alarmingly, around 56% of the bodies could not be identified. According to official records, only 20 victims were identified while 26 remained unidentified, and among the dead, three bodies were of women. Officials confirmed that at least three of the deaths were suicides, where loco pilots witnessed individuals coming onto the tracks. As many as 20 victims died natural deaths, mostly homeless people or beggars, found near platforms or railway premises. SHO at GRP Chandigarh, Urmila, urged people to be cautious near railway tracks. "Many youths, while wearing headphones, walk close to or even on the tracks and meet with accidents," she said, adding that some of the vulnerable stretches include Dhakoli and Baltana railway crossings. A railway employee posted at Baltana crossing said that around 40 trains pass through the stretch daily, but commuters often risk their lives by crossing under closed gates with cycles and two-wheelers. "Sometimes, even after a train has passed, people argue with us to open the gate immediately. A few months ago, a staff member was attacked and stopped reporting for duty. Last month, another incident occurred in which three individuals were brutally assaulted by a group of 12 men with sticks, and our hut window was smashed," he said....