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All police stations alerted

RANCHI, SEPT. 9. The Jharkhand Government has alerted all police stations in the State to maintain maximum vigil in the wake of fresh threats from the Maoist Communist Centre (MCC) to disrupt train services in the State.

The State Special Branch Inspector General of Police, Mr. G. C. Rath, said the ultra outfit had reportedly threatened to block railway tracks in the State following ``poor response'' to the 72-hour ``Chakka jam'' (road blockade) which ended on Sept. 7. The Government had asked all police stations to conduct an intensive patrolling along the railway lines, particularly on the Grand Chord and in the Barkakana, Patratu and Muri section.

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