Cook found dead at Kashmir Press Club

Srinagar: A cook working at a restaurant was found at the Kashmir Press Club here on Friday. Parvez Ahmad Ganai,19, a resident of Kalantara Baramulla, was found dead inside a washroom at the club. A police team reached the spot...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:40 PM Feb 15, 2020 IST

Srinagar: A cook working at a restaurant was found at the Kashmir Press Club here on Friday. Parvez Ahmad Ganai,19, a resident of Kalantara Baramulla, was found dead inside a washroom at the club. A police team reached the spot and took away the body for medico-legal formalities. Cops later said it was a natural death. A club employee said the youth had not been feeling well and had visited doctor only last evening. TNS

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