68-year-old Jalees Ansari, a convict in the Hyderabad bomb blast case, has gone missing while on parole.
His family members lodged a missing complaint regarding the same with the Agripada police station on Thursday.
Ansari was out on a 21-day parole since December 28.
Ansari's son, Jaid Mohammad, in the complaint, said that there was a dispute at the house regarding some property-related issues on Thursday, January 15. The debate got heated, after which Ansari left the house at around 4:30 pm and has not come back since.
Police have launched a manhunt to locate the convict.
Further details are awaited.
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