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Chhattisgarh Maoists Attack: Explosive Planted Around Two Months Ago Through ‘Foxhole Mechanism’

Chhattisgarh Maoists Attack: Explosive Planted Around Two Months Ago Through Foxhole Mechanism”, Swarajyamag, April 29, 2023:

“The powerful IED, which killed 10 District Reserve Guard (DRF) personnel and a civilian driver in Chhattisgarh’s Dantewada district, was reportedly planted beneath the road a few months ago by digging a tunnel through ‘foxhole mechanism’.

According to the Bastar Police, de-mining is regularly conducted on the said road, but the IED was probably planted deep in the road using the ‘foxhole mechanism’, making it undetectable during the exercise.

“Prima-facie it appears that the IED was planted far below the road through ‘foxhole mechanism’ (a style of digging tunnel) due to which it could not be detected during the de-mining exercise,” news agency ANI quoted the Police as saying….”

Read the full article at Swarajyamag.com

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