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Blast Accused Missing, His Wife and Children Questioned by Police
The wife and children of the man wanted for a massive explosion that killed over 90 this weekend in Madhya Pradesh were tracked down and questioned by the police last night.
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Public Anger Over Jhabua Blasts Subsided, Says Shivraj Singh Chouhan
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan today said the public anger that erupted after blasts in Jhabua district has subsided as people are satisfied the state government is working over their concerns.
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Ensure Petlawad Type Incidents Never Happen: Jyotiraditya Scindia
Congress' chief whip in Lok Sabha Jyotiraditya Scindia urged the Madhya Pradesh government today to ensure that Petlawad type explosions which claimed 89 lives and injured nearly 100 others, never recur.
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Special Investigation Team to Probe Jhabua Blasts, Chief Minister Meets Affected Families
The Madhya Pradesh government on Monday set up a special investigation team (SIT) to probe the twin blasts in Petlawad town of Jhabua district.
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69 Detonators Found in Godown Linked to Accused in Madhya Pradesh Blast
The police in Madhya Pradesh have found 69 detonators from a godown in searches after the deadly explosion that killed over 90 people at a restaurant in Madhya Pradesh on Saturday. The godown belongs to the brother of the main accused, Rajendra Kasawa, who is missing.
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Jhabua Explosion: Shivraj Singh Chouhan Announces Reward on Accused
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan today announced a reward of Rs one lakh on the head of Rajendra Kasawa, the absconding accused, who allegedly stored a huge pile of explosives for mining work in a building which triggered off a series of explosions killing 89 people and injuring over 100 in Petlawad town.
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Shivraj Singh Chouhan Heckled on way to Blast Site in Madhya Pradesh
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan and his Cabinet colleague Antar Singh Arya were allegedly heckled today while they were en route to the site at Petlawad town where a massive blast caused by mining explosives left over 90 people dead.
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Blast Accused Missing, His Wife and Children Questioned by Police
The wife and children of the man wanted for a massive explosion that killed over 90 this weekend in Madhya Pradesh were tracked down and questioned by the police last night.
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Public Anger Over Jhabua Blasts Subsided, Says Shivraj Singh Chouhan
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan today said the public anger that erupted after blasts in Jhabua district has subsided as people are satisfied the state government is working over their concerns.
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Ensure Petlawad Type Incidents Never Happen: Jyotiraditya Scindia
Congress' chief whip in Lok Sabha Jyotiraditya Scindia urged the Madhya Pradesh government today to ensure that Petlawad type explosions which claimed 89 lives and injured nearly 100 others, never recur.
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Special Investigation Team to Probe Jhabua Blasts, Chief Minister Meets Affected Families
The Madhya Pradesh government on Monday set up a special investigation team (SIT) to probe the twin blasts in Petlawad town of Jhabua district.
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69 Detonators Found in Godown Linked to Accused in Madhya Pradesh Blast
The police in Madhya Pradesh have found 69 detonators from a godown in searches after the deadly explosion that killed over 90 people at a restaurant in Madhya Pradesh on Saturday. The godown belongs to the brother of the main accused, Rajendra Kasawa, who is missing.
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Jhabua Explosion: Shivraj Singh Chouhan Announces Reward on Accused
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan today announced a reward of Rs one lakh on the head of Rajendra Kasawa, the absconding accused, who allegedly stored a huge pile of explosives for mining work in a building which triggered off a series of explosions killing 89 people and injuring over 100 in Petlawad town.
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Shivraj Singh Chouhan Heckled on way to Blast Site in Madhya Pradesh
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan and his Cabinet colleague Antar Singh Arya were allegedly heckled today while they were en route to the site at Petlawad town where a massive blast caused by mining explosives left over 90 people dead.
