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Budgam Police Reveal Identity of Accused, Say Galwanpora Murder Was Acted Alone

TKU DeskbyTKU Desk
May 26, 2026
in Jammu & Kashmir

Budgam, May 26: Police on Tuesday said that in continuation of the investigation into FIR No. 139/2026 of Police Station Budgam pertaining to the murder of a minor girl from village Galwanpora, Budgam Police has completed the initial medico-legal, forensic, and evidentiary procedures connected with the arrest of the accused in the case.

In a statement, the police said that the identity and particulars of the accused were not disclosed earlier as several crucial legal procedures were underway at the initial stage of investigation and to avoid any prejudice to the evidentiary and legal process.

Upon completion of the requisite formalities, the particulars of the accused involved in the commission of the crime are hereby disclosed as: Mudasir Ahmad Mir S/o Ghulam Nabi Mir, R/o Galwanpora Sebdan, Budgam.

The investigation conducted so far has established that no other individual is involved in the commission of the crime.

Budgam Police appeals to the public to maintain peace, communal harmony, and public order and to cooperate with the investigating agencies. Citizens are advised not to take the law into their own hands and not to circulate rumours, speculative content, or unverified allegations regarding the case failing which strict legal action shall be taken.

Media organisations and social media users are requested to exercise responsibility and restraint while reporting or commenting on the matter. The circulation of unverified or misleading content may create unnecessary public anxiety and adversely affect the maintenance of law and order.

Budgam Police further reiterates that any attempt to spread misinformation, incite unrest, or disturb public order through any platform shall be dealt with strictly in accordance with law, the statement added. (KDC)

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