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KHAR, July 28: An Afghan refugee was gunned down by some people on Monday for allegedly spying for the US forces in Afghanistan.

Political administration officials found the body of 60-year-old Ibrahim in a dry nullah near Sarlarra area of Lowisam, about 15 kilometres from here. There were marks of torture on the body. The refugee lived in the nearby area Gabbri.

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