Missing youth found dead in Kajheri

A 22-year-old youth, Anil Chauhan, who had been missing since October 15

Tribune News Service

Mohali, Updated At : 03:15 AM Nov 04, 2025 IST

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A 22-year-old youth, Anil Chauhan, who had been missing since October 15, was found dead in the forest area at Kajheri today.

Five youths of the locality were questioned by the police, after which the body was found. The police suspect it to be a case of murder over old enmity.

On a statement of the victim's brother, Udhesh Chauhan, a murder case has been registered. Chauhan said his brother left home on October15 but did not return.

The victim was a resident of Kumbhra and employed with a private firm. His family had filed a missing person report in Mansa. The police said they would book the suspects shortly and arrest them.

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