SRINAGAR: Adnan Altaf, a native of Sopore in north Kashmir’s Baramulla district who was pursuing an MBBS degree in Bangladesh, was found dead in a pond in Cumilla on Wednesday, two days after he went missing, reports said.
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Adnan, son of Altaf Ahmad Rather, proprietor of Kashmir Fruit Traders (KFT), Dangarpora, Sopore, was a student at Eastern Medical College in the Kabila area of Burichang upazila.
According to reports, Adnan went missing on Monday night after leaving the college campus. His body was recovered from a pond in Monipur village, around 500 yards from the college, on Wednesday morning.
Police recovered the body after receiving information from local residents and sent it to Cumilla Medical College Hospital for a post-mortem examination. Officials said the exact cause of death would be established through the autopsy and investigation.
Meanwhile, the Fruit Association Fruit Mandi Sopore has expressed profound grief over his demise.
In a condolence message, association president FA Malik said the death had left the bereaved family, relatives and the trading community in deep shock.
The association conveyed its condolences to the bereaved family and prayed for eternal peace for the departed soul and strength for the family to bear the irreparable loss.