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Home » One more youth abducted by terrorists in J&K

One more youth abducted by terrorists in J&K

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Srinagar: Another youth has on Sunday been abducted in Jammu and Kashmir’s Shopian, a day after a second teen was kidnapped and killed by terrorists. Reportedly identified as Suhail Ahmad Ganai, the young man was kidnapped from a village in the south Kashmir district.

On Saturday, a throat-slit body was found from an orchard area in Hermain village of the south Kashmir district. The deceased was identified as Huzaif Ashraf (19), a resident of Manzgam area of the neighbouring Kulgam district.

Along with Huzaif Ashraf Kuttay, the terrorists also abducted Farooq Ahmad and Shahid Ahmad from a bakery shop from Saidpora Payeen village in Shopian.

The 19-year-old’s body was found in a deserted orchard in Lundoora village with his throat slit, while Farooq and Shahid were released unharmed.

On Thursday, terrorists abducted and later killed Nadeem Manzoor, a resident of Safanagri area. A video was released by Hizbul Mujahideen purportedly showing terrorists killing a youth, who was alleged to be an Army informer.

The video, which has gone viral on social media, shows terrorists pumping a volley of bullets into Manzoor, whose body was recovered on Friday morning. The terrorist outfit also claimed responsibility for the killing.

In another video shot before his killing, Manzoor, in terrorists’ custody, is seen telling them that he informed the Army about the presence of terrorists in his native village.

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