Soldier returning to duty from holidays goes missing in J-K

Rifleman Abid Bhat had left his home in Chittergul in Anantnag district to report to duty at Rangreth

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Srinagar, Updated At : 06:02 PM Feb 02, 2025 IST

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A soldier returning to duty from home after holidays has gone missing, officials here said on Sunday.

Rifleman Abid Bhat had left his home in Chittergul in Anantnag district to report to duty at Rangreth on Saturday, the officials said.

They said the soldier did not report at the camp till this morning after which a missing person’s complaint was lodged with the police.

Further details were awaited, they added.

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