By KUNA
New Delhi : At least one person was killed and 24 injured, in three separate explosions Saturday, suspected to have been trigerred by a banned rebel group, in India’s Northeastern state of Assam.
One person was killed and six injured when a grenade was lobbed in a crowded market in Assam’s Dibrugarh city today, news agency Indo Asian News Service reported state police spokesperson.
In another incident, a powerful blast rocked Assams Tinsukia town injuring 16 people today, the spokesperson said.
The injured have been shifted to hospitals with multiple injuries, the news agency said.
In another low intensity explosion in Assams main city of Guwahati, two people were injured.
Assam Police held the outlawed rebel group United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) responsible for the blasts.