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Missing boy’s body found on rly track

NURPUR: The body of a missing Abdul Saleem 17 son of Karam Hussain of Chuharpur village was found on the railway track near Mohatli rail crossing on Thursday

Updated At : 05:34 AM Sep 07, 2018 IST

NURPUR, SEPTEMBER 6

The body of a missing Abdul Saleem (17), son of Karam Hussain of Chuharpur village, was found on the railway track near Mohatli rail crossing on Thursday. The deceased had gone to see a wrestling bout but didn’t return home. The parents looked for him and lodged a missing complaint. A case has been registered — OC

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