Sunday, June 18, 2000, Chandigarh, India

Ranvir Sena massacres 35 in Bihar
Call for Rabri Government’s dismissal

PATNA, June 17 — Outlawed Ranvir Sena activists mowed down at least 35 persons from the backward community and injured 19 at Mianpur village in Bihar’s Aurangabad district last night apparently in retaliation to the June 11 massacre of 12 upper caste persons at Afsar village in Nawada district.

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