‘Last accessed location of the duo is Secundra Rao in Hathras’
Srinagar: A trucker and his brother hailing from Mohammad Pora of south-Kashmir’s Kulgam district, on way from Kanpur to Jalandhar with a truckload of animal hides have gone missing on November 18, the family of the duo said.
A close relative of the duo said that Younis Ahmad Dar (26) and his younger brother Faisal Hassan Dar (18) had left for Kanpur on November 14 at around 10:30 pm with a truckload of animal hides, wherefrom they were supposed to reach Jalandhar. On the following day the duo reached Jasrana at 10:30 am, after snacks they took their way, however were e-challaned of Rupees two-thousand near Etah adjacent Secundra Rao. Upto that spot, the family was in touch, however soon after, their phones reflected false bells and came switch off.
Once we approached the local police station, they cited the eyewitness and said that the duo may have be most probably intercepted by a group of dacoits near Noori Masjid, Secundra Rao.
Meanwhile, when contacted SHO Akarabad, he said that some people had approached the police station following which an enquiry was launched.
“I asked for the phone numbers of the duo, which were provided to me, and those were put to surveillance to access the location”, the official said, adding “it came to fore that the mobile phones have been turned off somewhere near Secundra Rao in Hathras district along GT road.”
“Upon this I provided them contact number of the SHO concerned for necessary assistance”, the official said.
However when contacted SHO Secundra Rao, he feigned ignorance of the development and told that he is yet to receive any report in this regard.
“I would respond once getting to know the facts of the case”, the official added.
Meanwhile family of the duo is leaving for Uttar Pradesh in pursuance of the case with local authorities there.
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