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In a dramatic turn of events, a 23-year-old man identified as Imtiaz Ahmad Magray allegedly committed suicide by drowning self in Kulgam Nullah. Imtiaz had allegedly given shelter and food to the terrorists behind the Pahalgam terror attack. The chilling moment was captured on video as Magray jumped into the fast-flowing Veshaw River. Sources say he was cooperating with police before he suddenly bolted. The video shows him struggling in the current before disappearing. Meanwhile, security forces continue manhunt to nab the four terrorists behind the Pahalgam attack in which 26 tourists were gunned down. #HerculesTiger #pahalgamterrorattck #JKPolice #kulgam #kulgamterrorist #kulgamnullah #veshawriver #pahalgamterrorists
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