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Woman fatally injured at Arthur’s Seat said husband had pushed her, witness says

Kashif Anwar is accused of murdering Fawziyah Javed and her unborn child by pushing her from hill

A woman walking on Arthur’s Seat on the night a husband is alleged to have pushed his wife off the Edinburgh hill claimed the alleged victim told her he had pushed her, a court has heard.

Kashif Anwar, 29, is accused of murdering Fawziyah Javed, 31, and her unborn child in September 2021 by pushing her from the landmark.

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