Naxal hideout busted in Kalahandi
The Hindu
Two improvised explosive devices and detonators were recovered.
A Maoist hideout has been busted in Odisha's Kalahandi district, and arms and ammunition have been seized, police said on Sunday.
The action came after a Naxal camp was busted by the special operations group (SOG) and the district voluntary force of the Odisha Police at Madanpur Rampur block in Bhawanipatna sub-division last Thursday, police said.
Two improvised explosive devices and detonators were recovered. Operations were intensified as police suspected the presence of senior Maoist leaders in the area.
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Twenty-two live ammunition and several arms have been seized, Superintendent of Police Abilash G. said.
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