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Centre confirms ULFA hand

The Centre confirms the blast a handiwork of ULFA. It was disclosed by Union home minister P Chidambaram who arrived in the city on Thursday evening. Five dead and over 40 injured in the three blasts.

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Its funny without going through the details how the home minister can say that the incident was a handi work of ULFA

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