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Mother of Khanyar boy asks her son to return after pictures showing him wielding gun went viral on social media

K H News Service by K H News Service
March 28, 2018
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Srinagar/March,28:  The  mother of 18-year-old Srinagar boy Fahad Mushtaq made a passionate appeal for his son to return a day after the picture of Fahad showing him wielding gun went viral on social media. In her emotional the mother told her son : “Our home was saved in 2014 deluge, but this deluge will sweep my whole household. My son! Come back.”

Mymoona, a distraught mother, told journalists at Press Enclave in Srinagar that “this is the first time ever his son lied to her. I never expected that he would take this step”.

Last Friday, as per Mymoona, Fahad, who has reportedly joined Lashkar-e-Toiba militant outfit, told her that he is going with Tableegi Jamaat (evangelists).

“He was more inclined towards religion from last year. So, I let him go. He had been going with them. He had promised me that he will return on Monday, but never came back. We were shocked to see his picture brandishing a rifle on social media,” said wailing Mymoona.

Fahad, a resident of Akalmir Khanyar area of Srinagar’s old city had last year failed to qualify his 10th class examination, said his uncle Zahoor Ahmad Wani.

“He was looking disturbed. Something was brewing inside him. He was not even interested in studies. But, we didn’t know that he would take this extreme step where death is expected any moment,” said Wani.

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