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Unidentified assailants hurled bombs in Aiginia

in Smartcity Bhubaneswar January 11, 2017 Comments Off on Unidentified assailants hurled bombs in Aiginia 1,199 Views

Bhubaneswar:11/1/17(ONT Bureaue): In a shocking incident some unidentified assailants hurled bombs in Aiginia area of city here on Tuesday evening, sources said.
As per information some miscreants pelted crude bombs at a potato godown in Aiginia area and fled. Huge explosion was reported as locals rushed to the spot.
So far as there have been no reports of any casualties or assessment of any destruction of properties have been made.

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