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Missing police jawan found dead

A Nagaland Police Indian Reserve Battalion jawan, who had reportedly been missing since September 17, was found dead at a village in Niuland district on Saturday, police sources said.
Yanponthung N Tungoe (28), from Old Riphyim in Wokha district, was posted at Niuland town. He died an unnatural death and the body has been sent for post-mortem, they added. The body will be sent to his native village after completion of formalities. Further investigation is underway.

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