Youth held for friend’s murder

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Updated At : 09:35 AM Aug 23, 2024 IST

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Gurugram, August 22

The police arrested an accused in a blind murder case who had allegedly killed his friend by strangulation in May. The body of the deceased, Mithilesh Saday, was found in Sector 28. The postmortem revealed that he was strangled to death. According to the police, the arrested accused was identified as Mukhtar (19). The accused was arrested by the crime unit from near the Leisure Valley Park last night. He was carrying a bounty of Rs 20,000 on his head.

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