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Police seeks help to trace missing boy

INS Correspondent by INS Correspondent
September 3, 2018
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Ganderbal Police seeks help of general public in tracing a boy missing since 01 September.

One person namely Bashir Ahmad Lone reported in Police Station Ganderbal that his son Raqib Ahmad Lone age about 18 years went out of his home and did not return.

In this regard, a missing report was registered in Police Station Ganderbal and investigation to trace the missing boy has been started.

Its requested to general public if anybody having any information regarding the missing boy may kindly inform Ganderbal Police on following numbers: 01942416225,
+911942416564,
01942416478,
Police Control Room Kashmir on 100.

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