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BJP MLA lodges FIR against 4 including Bhagalpur central jail supdt: Bihar Police

Hindustan Times1h agoAI sentiment: neutral
BJP MLA lodges FIR against 4 including Bhagalpur central jail supdt: Bihar Police

Bihar BJP MLA Rakesh Ranjan Ojha alleged that three jail inmates were plotting to kill him, with the Bhagalpur jail superintendent also named in the FIR.

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