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Timer device used in Malegaon

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MUMBAI: The police have concluded that a timer device was used to trigger the three bombs that exploded at two locations in Malegaon on September 8.

Nashik Rural Police Superintendent Rajvardhan told The Hindu that from the debris at the blast site, some batteries, wires and splinters were collected and analysed by experts. The mechanism was not clear.

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