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Kashmiri student arrested from Punjab by Delhi’s cyber cell: J&K Police

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April 27, 2018
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Srinagar: The Kashmiri student who was alleged abducted in Punjab has been “traced” by the Jammu and Kashmir Police and is in custody of Delhi police’s cyber cell in connection with a “hacking” case.
“We got him located as he has been arrested by the Cyber Cell Delhi in connection with a hacking case,” a Police officer said.
A group of students from St. Soldier Management and Technical Institute Jalandhar Punjab said that on early Friday morning the student namely Aadil Hussain Teeli son of Mohammad Yousuf Teeli of Noonmai Yaripora Kulgam was taken away by eight gunmen in civvies at his PG room at Jalander Punjab.
Over a hundred Kashmiri students are admitted in St. Soldier Management and Technical Institution located at Jalandhar Punjab.
“We were sleeping in our hostel room when suddenly a group of men brandishing pistols barged into our room and dragged our class fellow Adil Hussain Teli out. They didn’t allow us to speak a word as we were so frightened after they displayed pistols,” said a kashmiri student from the collage

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