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9 top maoists held for plan to disrupt I-Day function

The Patna police on Friday claimed to have busted a Maoist conspiracy to disrupt Independence Day celebrations in the Magadh division, comprising five districts of south Bihar.

Updated on: Aug 07, 2009 11:24 PM IST
Hindustan Times | By , Patna
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The Patna police on Friday claimed to have busted a Maoist conspiracy to disrupt Independence Day celebrations in the Magadh division, comprising five districts of south Bihar.

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The police said they had arrested seven hardcore Maoists, including an area commander, when he and his comrades were hatching their plan in a high school premises in Paliganj, 25 km southwest of the state capital.

The police recovered two bulletproof jackets and a huge quantity of Maoist literature from them. The insurgents were also discussing a proposal to meet senior Maoist leaders to seek more bulletproof jackets.

Senior superintendent of police Vineet Vinayak said a tip-off led a joint team of the Paliganj police and the Patna-based Anti-Extortion Cell to raid the school in rural Patna. “But, no weapon was recovered,” he said.

 
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