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Police arrested five accused in connection with bomb hurling incident

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Berahmpur2/7/17;: Police today arrested five accused and recovered three bikes, four samurai swords and four live bombs from them in connection with the bomb hurling incident that took place last night.
The accused hurled bombs at two persons-Sushant Patra and Upendra Behera- after attacking them with swords at Fast Gate area under Bada Bazar police station on Saturday night. Soon after committing the crime, the miscreants fled from the spot. The victims were rushed to MKCG Medical College and Hospital in a critical condition. Behera succumbed while undergoing treatment.  Patra’s condition is stated to be critical.

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