Army deserter held
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
Jammu, June 13: An alleged Army deserter was arrested by the police in Sarwal here and handed over to Army, officials said.
Acting on the complaint that Surinder Kumar had ‘deserted’ a unit last week police raided his house and handed Kumar over to the First Ladakh Unit.
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