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CRPF man’s abducted son released

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Srinagar: A paramilitary CRPF man’s son, who was abducted in Bijbehara area of south Kashmir’s Anantnag district on Friday was released in the late evening.

Official sources told GNS that the militants today in the evening abducted Shariq Ahmad Bhat son of a CRPF man Farooq Ahmad of Zirpara, Bijbehara. However, Shariq was later released late in the evening.

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