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Mother's vigil continues as search for missing boy drags on in Kashmir
A mother in north Kashmir's Bandipora district has maintained a desperate watch by a local waterway for four days, hoping for news of her 10-year-old son who went missing. The search for young Momin Ashiq has prompted concern among residents of the region.
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In Bandipora district of north Kashmir, a mother's anguished wait shows no signs of ending as she keeps vigil beside Nallah Madumati, the waterway where her son vanished. Momin Ashiq, aged 10, disappeared four days ago, prompting an anxious search by family members and local residents who have grown increasingly concerned for the child's safety.
The boy's mother has stationed herself by the riverbank, clinging to hope that her son might yet return or that authorities will locate him. The Nallah Madumati, which passes through the district, has become the focal point of concern as investigators and community members conduct searches in the surrounding areas.
The incident has resonated with residents of the region, drawing attention to water safety concerns affecting children in the area. Authorities have intensified efforts to locate the missing child, though details about the exact circumstances of his disappearance remain unclear.
Family members continue to appeal for any information that might aid in locating Momin Ashiq. The case underscores growing concerns about child safety in Kashmir's northern districts, where families have expressed the need for better preventive measures and surveillance around water bodies.