Two youth found dead in Swabi
SWABI: The bodies of two youngsters were found in the fields near the Pehur High Level Canal (PHLC) here on Wednesday, said police.
The deceased, Muhammad Fayyaz and Muhammad Tariq, belonged to Bakar locality of Saleem Khan village.
They had left their respective houses a day earlier, their family members said, adding, they started search for them after they didn’t return.
It has been learnt that both the deceased had been working in a bakery in Polodand Chowk.
Police said the bodies were thrown in the fields after the victims were killed somewhere else.
Gohar Zaman, brother of deceased Fayyaz, got registered the first information report (FIR) of the incident at the Swabi City Police Station. He said the family had no enmity with anyone.Police officials said investigation into the incident had been launched.
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