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Two youths held with explosives

The Nuh police have arrested two youngsters and seized explosive materials from their possession. The suspects were going to sell the explosives to a customer. The police have recovered 100 rolls of explosives, 96m safety fuse wire and 200 detonators...

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Gurugram, Updated At : 09:49 AM Jan 19, 2025 IST

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The Nuh police have arrested two youngsters and seized explosive materials from their possession. The suspects were going to sell the explosives to a customer. The police have recovered 100 rolls of explosives, 96m safety fuse wire and 200 detonators from the possession of the suspects.

Investigation revealed that the suspects used to sell explosives to the mining mafia.

An FIR was registered at the Punhana police station in this regard.

Both suspects were produced before a Nuh court and sent to judicial custody.

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