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Pakistani news channel reporter goes missing

India Blooms News Service | @indiablooms | Jan 30, 2024, at 10:13 pm

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A ARY News reporter, who were station in Pakistan's Gujarat region, has gone 'missing'.

He was identified as Aamir Mahmood Butt.

According to the family, an application has been filed at Civil Lines police station regarding the missing of Aamir Mahmood Butt, who went missing last night in Gujrat, reported ARY News.

Sharjeel Memon, son of ARY News reporter, said his father left the house around 8 pm last night and did not return.

His cell phone remained switched off.

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