Two J&K Special Police Officers Missing From Patrol Duty; Search Launched

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Two Special Police Officers in Jammu and Kashmir went missing while on patrolling duty. Police and security forces have launched a joint search operation in the area to locate them. The available report does not provide further details on the circumstances of their disappearance. Authorities have not yet released information on whether the officers have been found. The situation is ongoing and further updates are awaited.

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