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For over 29 years, the Wadeer Rishid Wani family has spent years searching for the fate of their son, who disappeared during military detention in Kashmir. A court in an area under Indian control officially declared his death, with police investigations confirming that the military officer executed Wani in 1997, concluding that he died on the day of his disappearance, despite not determining the location of his body. This ruling is rare and reflects the ongoing tragedy of enforced disappearances in Kashmir, where it's believed that thousands of people are still missing. Indian authorities continue to carry out crackdown campaigns and bury unidentified bodies of dozens of victims, while the suffering of the families of partial widows persists in their search for their loved ones.
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