Man from UP found dead in Rajouri

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Updated At : 11:45 AM May 15, 2023 IST

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Rajouri/Jammu, May 14

A 41-year-old person from Aligarh district of Uttar Pradesh has been found dead in a stream in Rajouri district, the police said on Sunday.

Prem Pal, an ice-cream vendor hailing from Aligarh, was reported missing on Friday by his family. He lived in a slum near Thichka bridge in the Sunderbani area, a police official said.

The police said Pal’s body was fished out of the stream on Saturday and shifted to the sub-district hospital Sunderbani for post-mortem examination. Inquest proceedings have been initiated to ascertain the cause of death, the official said. According to an official, a thorough probe would be conducted into the case.

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