J&K: Terrorists kill non-migrant worker from Bihar in Shopian after abducting him
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J&K: Terrorists kill non-migrant worker from Bihar in Shopian after abducting him

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Oct 18, 2024, 04:15 pm IST
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SHOPIAN:  In a tragic incident, the body of a migrant worker from Bihar, identified as Ashok Chauhan, was discovered near the Rambiara River in Shopian district on Wednesday. The 30-year-old, who was a roadside vendor selling maize, was reportedly abducted by terrorists from the Malhura area before being shot dead.

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Shopian Superintendent of Police Anayat Ali Choudhary confirmed the recovery of the bullet-ridden body but noted that further details about the incident are still pending. Sources within the Jammu & Kashmir Police have identified the deceased and indicated that this attack marks a disturbing trend, as it is the first suspected terrorist strike against a migrant worker following the recent Lok Sabha and assembly elections.

Prior to this incident, the last known attack targeting a migrant worker occurred on April 17 in Bijbehara town, Anantnag district. The ongoing violence against migrants in the region has raised significant concerns about their safety and security.

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