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AP: Maoists set passenger bus on fire in Chinturu; no casualties reported

Andhra Pradesh
Bus set ablaze by Maoists in Alluri Sitha Ramaraju

Alluri Sitha Ramaraju (Andhra Pradesh): Several Maoists set ablaze a bus near Andhra Pradesh's Chinturu on Sunday night.

According to the Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) Krishnakant (Chinturu sub Division), some Maoists cordoned the passengers from the bus near Chinturu, which is 4 to 5 km from the Chattisgarh border, and set it on fire at around 11.30 PM.

"Earlier in the year 2018, 2019, 2020, similar incidents were reported in the area. They put the bus on fire and left the place. The case is yet to be registered and an investigation is on," he added further.

However, no casualties were reported, and further investigation into the matter is going on. (ANI)

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