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Maoists exchange fire with police in Bihar
Press Trust of India | 06-Dec 22:51 PM
Aurangabad: Armed Maoists exchanged fire with police near Dhivra police station in Bihar's Aurangabad district this evening, the second such incident in the district in past two days.
Hundreds of armed ultras fired at the premises of Dhivra police station prompting the policemen to return fire, SP Sidharth Kumar Jain said.
There was no report of casualty from either side, Jain said.
On Monday night, Maoists had attacked the Tandwa police station in the district on the second day of their 48-hour Bharat Bandh.
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