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Maoist diaries found in combing operation

Hyderabad: The special police and greyhounds who took up massive combing operations at Amvrabad Mannanur Vatvarlapally in Nalamalla forest area found diaries that had vital information about Maoist movements on Thursday.

Police teams who combed the forest area near Rayalapenta and Kukuronipenta found diaries and some papers that gave away information about Maoists. Moreover, 20 kgs of gelatine sticks were recovered by police officials in another dump at Kondareddypally village under Veldanda police station limits.

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