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Tral shuts to mourn the death of JeM militant 

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December 16, 2017
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Pulwama : Complete shutdown is being observed to mourn the death of JeM militant, whose body was found Saturday morning in south kashmir.

Most of the shops, and other commercial establishments are closed in the sub district while public transport is also off the roads.

Early in the morning today, dead body of said militant was found in local Eidgah by locals which was later taken by the Police.

Meanwhile, the said militant was later identified as ‘Umar Bhai’ of Pakistan.

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Pulwama : Complete shutdown is being observed to mourn the death of JeM militant, whose body was found Saturday morning in south kashmir.

Most of the shops, and other commercial establishments are closed in the sub district while public transport is also off the roads.

Early in the morning today, dead body of said militant was found in local Eidgah by locals which was later taken by the Police.

Meanwhile, the said militant was later identified as ‘Umar Bhai’ of Pakistan.

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