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ED busts China-linked hair smuggling racket

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Updated At : 12:16 PM Feb 15, 2022 IST

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New Delhi: Following raids and freezing of 139 bank accounts, the ED on Monday busted a hawala and laundering racket linked to smuggling of raw human hair from India to China via Myanmar. PTI

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Kolkata: Nine months after its landslide win in the Assembly polls, the TMC on Monday reaffirmed its dominance among urban voters, making a clean sweep in the elections to four municipal corporations. It retained the Bidhannagar, Chandernagore and Asansol corporations and wrested Siliguri from the Left Front. The CPM lost opposition status to the BJP in Asansol and Siliguri. PTI

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