Missing man found murdered

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Updated At : 08:37 AM Dec 23, 2024 IST

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A man went missing on December 18 was found murdered. His body was found at Sujatwal village in Meharban.

The complainant, Anil Kumar, of Noorwala village told the police that on December 18 his brother Vijay Kumar had gone to buy vegetables on his e-rickshaw and he did not return home. On December 19, they came to know that a body was found at Machhi Colony in Sujatwal village. They went to the place and identified the body of the victim.

He said his brother was brutally murdered by unidentified miscreants by slitting his throat and the victim’s body also had sharp injuries. The police should arrest the culprits as soon as possible.

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