Death of Neelum Valley Teen Student Sparks Outrage in Azad Kashmir

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Authorities register FIR and detain suspects as calls grow for a transparent probe into the tragic death of a teenage student.

KOTLI: A 16-year-old student from Neelum Valley was found dead in Kotli, prompting police to launch an investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death.

The victim, Jawad Ahmad, a resident of Khawaja Seri, had enrolled on April 1 at a madrassa on Jail Road in Kotli. According to reports, he went missing on April 5, just four days after his admission.

Police officials confirmed that a First Information Report (FIR) has been registered at the Kotli police station. Initial investigations indicate that the teenager left the institution with two fellow students. Authorities have detained suspects for questioning as part of the ongoing probe.

The case took a tragic turn when the victim’s mobile phone was reportedly recovered near a river, leading to further searches and the discovery of his body. Investigators are examining multiple angles, including allegations circulating on social media, though officials have not confirmed these claims.

Law enforcement authorities stated that forensic evidence and witness testimonies will determine the exact cause of death.

The incident has sparked grief and outrage, with the victim’s family and local residents demanding a transparent and impartial investigation. Police have assured the public that those responsible will be brought to justice.

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