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Maoists' explosives dump unearthed in Odisha

Seizure includes 18 slurry and emulsion explosives, 500 gelatin sticks, wires and splinters

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Bhubaneswar, October 19

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An explosives dump belonging to the banned CPI (Maoist) outfit has been uncovered in Odisha’s Koraput district, police said on Monday.

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Eighteen slurry and emulsion explosives, 500 gelatin sticks, wires and splinters have been seized, informed Superintendent of Police Mukesh Kumar Bhamoo.

The material was stored to prepare an improvised explosive device to target the security forces, he said.

Acting on a tip-off on the movement of 15-20 armed CPI (Maoist) cadres, the state police along with the BSF launched a combing operation in the Machakund police station area on Sunday, said the officer.

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The red rebels, however, managed to escape before the security forces reached the spot and found the explosives dump, he said.

A bomb disposal squad was sent to the spot to defuse the explosives, the officer added. PTI

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