Six coal smugglers nabbed

Tuesday, November 7, 2006, 18:49 [IST]

Bokaro, Nov 7 (UNI) Police today nabbed six coal smugglers from Nawadih forest under the same police station in the district of Jharkhand.

Suprintendent of Police Manvinder Singh Bhatia here said police were conducting raids against the ultras in the area, where they seized two coal-laden trucks and arrested six people involved in smuggling.

Mr Singh said the arrested had been identified as Parmeshwar Nayak, Vinod Ghasi, Lalka Gope alias Lalu, Ramchandra Ghasi, Kailash Mandal and Bablu Manjhi.

He said Bablu Manjhi used to extort levy for the proscribed outfit Maoist Communist Centre of India(MCCI) a few years back.

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