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BSF foils Naxal attempt to blow up school November 02, 2006 16:29 IST According to Superintendent of Police Arun Kumar Singh, the paramilitary personnel unearthed the landmines, each weighing 20 kg, after getting a tip-off that the CPI-Maoist had planted them to blow up the school as security forces used it as camp while on long-range patrolling. The Maoists have a track record of blowing up structures used by security forces during anti-insurgency operations, officials said. In the early hours of October 31, Maoists had razed a vacant building near the Madhuban police outpost in Giridih. CRPF and BSF personnel were camped close to the building. Two landmines were also found in an adjacent building.
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