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4 injured in bus blast in N. India

Xinhua, June 7, 2016 Adjust font size:

At least four people were injured in a blast in a private bus in the northern Indian state of Haryana on Tuesday, said police.

The incident took place at Fatehabad district of the state, the third blast in Haryana in the last one month.

Earlier, a blast took place in an empty railway coach in Panipat district of the state. Last week, a low intensity blast in a moving Haryana Roadways bus left eight people injured.

The state has been hit by a series of riots by the local Jat community which is demanding more government quotas in job and education.

Jats are a low caste community but very powerful in the state. Endit