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India police say few clues over Bangalore bombings
Indian police say they have few leads into the deadly bombings that hit Bangalore, officials said on Saturday.
Bangalore: Indian police say they have few leads into the deadly bombings that hit Bangalore, officials said on Saturday.
A succession of blasts in the south Indian IT city on Friday killed a woman and wounded at least six people.
"Special squads have been formed to find out who is behind the blasts. We have not got any conclusive leads yet," said Additional Commissioner of Police M.R. Pujar.
India's home ministry said on Friday it suspected "a small militant group" was behind the attacks, but gave no details.
Some major IT companies in Bangalore said they were increasing security at their offices after the eight low bombs went off.
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