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2 killed in Bihar court premise blast

| | Jan 24, 2015, at 04:02 am
Arrah, Bihar, Jan 23 (IBNS) At least two people, including a policeman, were killed and several others were injured in a bomb blast in a court premise in Bihar's Arrah on Friday morning, police said.
According to to reports, a woman, who was also killed in the attack, was carrying  the bomb. 
 
The police have ruled out the possibility of the blast being a terror attack.
 
The explosion occurred at 11.30 am and in the melee two prisoners being produced in the court escaped.
 
The woman was sitting near a place where a police van had arrived with prisoners. 
 
The injured people were rushed to a hospital.
 
Bihar Director General of Police PK Thakur was quoted as saying by CNN-IBN: "It seems she may be carrying a bomb towards the cell. Investigation is going on."
 
The incident occurred at a time when the country is gearing up to celebrate Republic Day on Jan 26. 
 

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