Huge explosives find in West Bengal
JPR:
Thanks for the news Qualcom and Kripalani,good to see the our boys are doing well.I always liked qualcom,well I even have one their digital phones,these guys are going places.
Now get a load of this, man it looks like these Pakis won't rest until they see the destruction of India or at the very least destablise the country, even at the expense of starving to death,such spite!!!! Well you know there is a way to put an end to all this but then that would be uncivilized.
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By Subir Bhaumik in Calcutta
Police in the Indian state of West Bengal say they have recovered a huge quantity of explosives from two locations in the past 24 hours.
Police officials claim to have definite information that the Pakistani intelligence agency, Inter Services Intelligence, ISI, has despatched nearly 150 kg of RDX explosives to their agents in Bangladesh.
They say these agents have based themselves in Bangladesh's western town of Rajshahi from where they are smuggling explosives into West Bengal.
The officials say that some of these consignments are meant for rebels in north -east India and Islamic militants in West Bengal, but much of it is meant for militants in Kashmir.
On Monday, police recovered 15 kg of RDX explosives, along with huge quantities of detonators and fuse wire from three abandoned bags in a train bound for Jammu in the northern state of Kashmir.
The train was to leave Sealdah station in Calcutta a few minutes later, but it was detained so a search could be carried out.
Earlier, the police recovered five kilograms of RDX from a shop in the border town of Phulbari in northern Bengal.
These seizures follow the recovery of more than 30 kg of RDX from Islamic militants in a town on the India-Bangladesh border late last week.
In that case, officials say police had managed to pose as rebels from Assam to take delivery of the entire consignment of RDX meant for a particular rebel group there.
They say that the arrest of two Pakistani intelligence officers in Assam earlier this month has led to all these seizures of RDX explosives.
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