ICAI president Nilesh Vikamsey's daughter found dead on train tracks in Mumbai

Twenty-year-old daughter of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) president, Nilesh Vikamsey, was found dead on railway tracks in Central Mumbai, a senior GRP official said on Thursday.

Pallavi had gone missing while returning from a law firm at Fort in south Mumbai where she was doing her internship.

She was last seen boarding a local train at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) station on Wednesday at around 6 pm, the official said.

When Pallavi did not return home her family members filed a missing complaint with MRA Marg police station, the official said.

Police had found the body of a girl on the tracks between Parel and Currey Road station on Wednesday evening.

It was on Thursday that Pallavi's relatives confirmed that it was her body, said a senior official.

"We found body of a woman on tracks between Parel and Currey road yesterday at around 7.30 pm. Today, her relatives confirmed her as Pallavi Vikamsey," said DCP Samadhan Pawar, spokesperson of GRP (Central Railway).

Later, the body was handed over to them after postmortem, he said.

"Prima facie it appears that the girl committed suicide," the official confirmed.

Until now, no foul play has been noticed in this case, so an accidental death case has been registered at Dadar police station, he said, adding further investigation into the matter is underway. Pallavi, a law student, was the youngest daughter of Nilesh Vikamsey.