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Brother-in-law arrested for teenager’s murder in Poonch

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September 25, 2021
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Poonch, Sept 25: Police have arrested man for murdering his teenage brother-in-law in Poonch district more than 100 days ago.

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Addressing a presser here SDPO Mendhar Z A Jafri said that the motive behind the murder is being investigated. The arrest of the “main accused” Mohammad Qasim (35) comes less than a week after the investigators exhumed the body of the teenager, Shariq Ahmad son of Mohammad Sadeeq of of Gohlad Kalara area of Mendhar.

“We have arrested the main accused Mohammad Qasim who happens to be the brother-in-law of the main victim,” the SDPO, flanked by other police officials including SHO Manzoor Kohli, told reporters .

He said that proceedings under section 174 stand closed and a case (FIR  No. 337 u/ s 302 IPC) has been registered. “While the case has been worked out, further investigations are underway,” he added.

On September 18 the body of the teenager, a student of tenth standard, was exhumed after 100 days for the purpose of investigations.  Body of the boy, lone brother of four sisters, was recovered from a water pound and he was later buried in the local graveyard.

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