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2 minor Assamese girls rescued from Howrah-bound train

MALDA WB: Two minor girls were rescued from the Kamrup Express here a GRP official said Acting on information a team of GRP personnel conducted a search in the Howrahbound train and rescued the two girls aged 12 and 13 from a compartment on Saturday

Updated At : 04:19 PM Jun 18, 2018 IST

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