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Bomb hoax unleashes chaos at Jalandhar Railways station

JALANDHAR: A bomb hoax at the Jalandhar Cantonment Railway Station sent police and the Indian Army on a wild goose chase on Tuesday

Updated At : 05:19 PM Nov 29, 2016 IST

Government Railyway Police and the Indian Army jointly conducted searches at at Jalandhar Cantt Railway Station following a bomb scare call. A Tribune photo

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