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JD(U) congratulates Nitish for cops' release

There was a sense of jubilation in the ruling NDA after the Maoists today released the three policemen, held captive by them for eight day in Lakhisarai district, saying the efforts by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar to free them has been a success.

Updated on: Sep 06, 2010 12:56 PM IST
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There was a sense of jubilation in the ruling NDA after the Maoists on Monday released the three policemen, held captive by them for eight day in Lakhisarai district, saying the efforts by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar to free them has been a success.

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"We congratulate Chief Minister Nitish Kumar for their release. Kumar made untiring efforts for freeing the hostages, ruling JD(U) leaders said.

"It is a matter of great happiness and we are not going to get into what leaders of opposition parties, including Lalu Prasad and Ramvilas Paswan have said on the release of the hostages," JD(U) national spokesman Shivanand Tiwari said.

Kumar, he said, took all precautions while trying to end the hostage crisis which left Bihar 'tense'.

"The police maintained constant pressure on the Maoists and sealed off their escape routes which resulted in the release," he said.

State BJP president Dr CP Thakur claimed that the state government had achieved a major success in tackling the hostage crisis.

 
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