
Bombs seized in Panoor
He promptly alerted authorities, leading to immediate response from Panoor police station, including bomb and dog squads, who successfully defused the devices.Police conducted a thorough search of the surrounding area and launched a probe to determine the explosives' origin.Kannur DCC president Martin George alleged that a CPM-backed criminal gang is behind manufacturing bombs in Panoor and criticized police for inadequate action. He claimed the gang aims to disrupt peace in Kannur district and called for strict measures against those involved in bomb-making activities. TNN

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