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GNLA abducts coal trader

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SHILLONG: Suspected GNLA militants kidnapped a coal merchant from Borosora area of West Khasi Hills on Thursday. According to police , the militants abducted the coal trader identified as H Chetri at gun point and subsequently took him to a nearby jungle. Police suspect that the trader was kidnapped for ransom.

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