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Five IEDs recovered from market place in Bijapur

Five improvised explosive devices (IEDs), allegedly planted by Naxals to target security personnel during polls, were unearthed by security forces in Chhattisgarh's Maoist-hit Bijapur district

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Acting on a tip off, five IEDs - two of 5 kg each and three of 3 kg each - were found planted at a weekly market of Usoor village last evening, a senior police official said.

Security personnel have undertaken de-mining exercise in several areas of Bastar after receiving a tip-off that Maoists had planted land mines near polling booths and important roads in the region ahead of elections, he said.

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