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Maoists torch road construction vehicles in Jharkhand

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    • Agencies Tags : Maoists, Jharkhand, Naxals Posted: Friday , Nov 13, 2009 at 1814 hrs Chaibasa (Jharkhand):
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    FILE: Nearly 25 armed Maoists torched two vehicles and a earth moving vehicle in West Singhbhum district.

    Suspected Maoists set ablaze three vehicles engaged in road construction work at Kodaiburu village in Jharkhand's West Singhbhum district.

    Nearly 25 armed Maoists torched two vehicles and a earth moving vehicle engaged in the construction work late on Thursday night, Superintendent of Police Akhilesh Jha said.

    Meanwhile, a massive combing operation was launched in the area to track down the extremists.

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    Noble Maoists can only allow development of Maoist ChinaBy: Chao Mao Hu Jintao | 14-Nov-2009 Reply | Forward Well done. Only great Maoist nation of Chin has the moral right to progress and develop. If it happens in India, the Maoist brothers must burn the development down so that India can not compete with noble Maoists in Chin.
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