Maoists torch vehicles; combing operation launched to nab them

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Press Trust of India Dumka (Jharkhand)
Last Updated : Jan 20 2013 | 6:29 AM IST

A group of around 25 armed Maoists arrived at the crusher plant site and set ablaze eight dumpers, a excavator, pick up van, motorcycle and tractor belonging to the road construction company near Gumhra River on Dumka-Pakur road late last night, Deputy Superintendent of Police B C Ram said.

He said the company was constructing a road under Govindpur-Sahebgunj project aided by Asian Development Bank.

The ultras, however, did not harm any labourers present at the site, he said adding that the security personnel has launched a massive anti-Naxal operation to track down the ultras involved.

  

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First Published: Nov 30 2012 | 12:45 PM IST

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