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Pipili toll gate ransacked in a fierce clash between groups belonging to two villages

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Bhubaneswar:14/3/17;Pipili toll gate ransacked in a fierce clash between groups belonging to two villages over past rivalry during holi celebrations in Puri district.According to reports, the toll gate at Pipili has been ransacked by one of the groups following the clash that ensued between villagers of Siuala and Ujanipada villages near Dandamukundapur.

Sources said around 50 to 60 persons entered Pipili toll gate and later ransacked computers, CCTVs and other equipment and fled the spot.  Adequate police force has been deployed to maintain law and order in the area.

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