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Call centre driver found dead

NEW DELHI: A driver working with a call centre was found dead in a car under mysterious circumstances at Harsh Vihar in the trans-Yamuna area on Sunday.

The deceased has been identified as Pawan Sharma.

Though his family members alleged that he was killed, the police do not suspect foul play in the case.

Enquiries by the revealed that on Saturday, he was asked by his employer to go to Meerut. He left in the morning, but did not return. The police have initiated investigations to ascertain the cause of Pawan’s death.

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