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18 Kg RDX, Firearms Recovered From West Bengal Forest
2samachar.us, 07 Nov 2009

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Kolkata, Nov 7: 18 kg of RDX, three rocket launchers, two pistols and one landmine were recovered by the West Bengal Police at Bankura forest on Friday, Nov 6.

Refusing to comment on the Naxal links to the arms cache, police said that the state has been put on high alert following the recovery.

The state is scheduled to go for bypolls to 10 assembly seats on Saturday, Nov 7.

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