Man with Maoist links nabbed

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Updated At : 01:04 PM Feb 23, 2020 IST

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Hisar: The Sirsa police have nabbed a man identified as Dashrath Yadav and having links with Maoists from Jagmalwali village of Sirsa district on Saturday. He was involved in a bomb blast in Gaya district in Bihar. DSP Nar Singh said the accused, who was declared PO after he jumped bail following 10 months in jail in the bomb blast case in 1997-98, has been working in liquor vends in Sirsa to hide from the police. TNS

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