Seven killed in Indian polling day attacks

At least seven people were killed as Maoist rebels launched an attack today in a bid to disrupt the general election in the world's largest democracy.

Seven killed in Indian polling day attacks

At least seven people were killed as Maoist rebels launched an attack today in a bid to disrupt the general election in the world's largest democracy.

Indian police said that suspected rebels opened fire on paramilitary soldiers in the eastern state of Jharkhand, killing five troops, as the elections got under way.

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