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Pakistan: Hindu Panchayat leads rally to ensure recovery of youth

| @indiablooms | Mar 27, 2023, at 04:06 am

Sukkur:  Leaders of the Sukkur Hindu Panchayat led a big rally in the Pakistan region on Saturday to demand the recovery of a community member Sahil Kumar.

Kumar went missing a week before and could not be recovered by the police so far.

The Panchayat members spoke to the media and expressed their concern over the well-being of the missing man and inefficiency of the Sukkur police in finding a clue to the victim, reports Dawn News.

They said that Sahil Kumar had gone missing in the Kandhrah area near Rohri taluka and his family members had reported the matter to the area police. However, they added, no progress had been made so far towards his recovery.

They said the missing youth’s family feared for his life, and appealed to the Sukkur DIG and SSP, as well as the higher authorities, to take immediate measures for the safe recovery of Sahil Kumar.

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