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KU asks authorities to proactively search for missing student

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March 29, 2018
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Srinagar: As the protests inside Kashmir University continued for fourth consecutive day to trace the missing student. Varsity Thursday appealed ‘authorities to proactively help trace the missing student’s whereabouts’.

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A 2nd  semester student Sameer Ahmad Dar from the Department of Earth Sciences is missing from 19th March 2018, after leaving from his residence in Kakpora, Pulwama.

Vice Chancellor Prof Khurshid Iqbal Andrabi Thursday  talked to the agitating students and ‘reiterated that the University was equally concerned about the matter.’

“We urge the students to maintain calm and assured that the University is regularly in touch with the police authorities to ascertain the student’s whereabouts,” varsity spokesman said.

Andrabi, according to spokesman, has assured the students that ‘as and when any clue about the student is obtained, the same shall be shared with them.’

“The University reiterates its appeal to the agitating students to maintain peaceful atmosphere on the campus, and also impressed upon the state authorities to proactively help trace the student’s whereabouts,” spokesman said.

 

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