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Pakistan: Policeman goes missing in Islamabad

| @indiablooms | Oct 27, 2018, at 07:12 pm

Islamabad, Oct 27 (IBNS):  Superintendent of police (SP) Tahir Khan of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Police went missing from Pakistan's Islamabad city on Saturday, media reports said.

"SP Khan arrived in Islamabad with his driver from Peshawar on Friday afternoon. He was staying at his residence located in Sector F-10 and went for a walk in the evening at approximately 8PM," Geo News.

The officer reportedly left his mobile phone and pistol in the residence.

Police have reportedly started searching for the missing police official.

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