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Normalcy returning to riot-hit Baduria in West Bengal

KOLKATA: Life in riothit Baduria town and adjacent areas in North 24 Parganas district was fast becoming normal on Saturday after communal violence broke out over a Facebook post early this week

Updated At : 07:11 PM Jul 08, 2017 IST

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