Handwara Man Found Dead in Punjab, Family Alleges Murder
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Mushtaq Ahmad Mir son of Habibullah Mir, who was selling shawls in Firozpur was found dead under mysterious circumstances on Friday morning.
SRINAGAR — A 36-year-old of man from Sirajpur area of Handwara was found dead under mysterious circumstances in Firozpur area of Punjab on Thursday, a day after the went missing, even as family members alleged he was murdered.
According to a local news agency, Mushtaq Ahmad Mir son of Habibullah Mir, who was selling shawls in Firozpur was found dead under mysterious circumstances on Friday morning.
Meanwhile, one of the family members said that Mushtaq used to go to Punjab every year to sell shawls and would usually stay there for at least 4-5 months.
“On Thursday his phone was switched off, following which his colleagues filed a missing complaint in the nearest police station there. The next day he was found dead in the nearby fields,” he said.
The family members alleged that he has been murdered and demanded a thorough probe into the incident.
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Meanwhile, Peoples Conference chairman, Sajad Lone, in a tweet demanded justice for the family.
“Mushtaq A Mir of Sirajpora Handwara, Kashmir was found dead in Ferozpore Punjab. The family believes he was murdered, strangulated or hanged to death,” he tweeted. (KNS)
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