A class XI student, Gaurav went missing after he left for school on Friday morning and did not return, a senior police officer said, adding that his body was recovered late last night by a passerby who later informed the police.
According to the police, prima facie evidence and injury marks on the minor's body indicate that he died after falling off a moving train, but the victim's kin suspect foul play.
He had also filed a missing complaint of his son at Vijay Nagar police station.
"On parents' complaint, police is interrogating Gaurav's friends, teachers and neighbours to get leads in the case," the officer added.
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