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A day after bomb-scare, body found in Kolkata school

| | Aug 08, 2015, at 11:28 pm
Kolkata, Aug 8 (IBNS): A day after bomb-scare, a body of a staff was found on Saturday at the canteen of the Kendriya Vidyalaya Dumdum school in Kolkata.
According to reports, Ujjal Dey, one staff of Kendriya Vidyalaya was found hanging inside the canteen on Saturday morning.
 
Meanwhile, this school had received a bomb threat call on Friday. Police and bomb squad rushed to the spot, but no explosive were found.
 
However, police has sent the dead body for postmortem and started investigation into the case.
 
One senior officer of Dumdum police station told IBNS, "We are investigating to know if there was any connection between the bomb threat call and the staff's death."
 
(Reporting by Deepayan Sinha)
 

 

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