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Cop goes missing along with rifle in south Kashmir’s Kulgam

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“We are trying to bring him back,” the officer said.

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A Special Police Officer (SPO) has gone missing in South Kashmir’s Kulgam district, officials said on Wednesday.

A top police officer while confirming the incident to news agency said that the SPO, Zakir Hussain Malik (Belt no.967A) son of Mohammad Skinder Malik of Ahgar Yarpora Kulgam, is missing along with AK-47 rifle from Tuesday (December 22).

“We are trying to bring him back,” the officer said. ( GNS )

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