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Two killed in Bihar bus blast

Special Correspondent

PATNA: Two persons were killed and 12 injured in an explosion in a Kolkata-bound bus on the Grand Cord between Barachhati and Dhobi in Gaya district of Bihar on Saturday evening.

The condition of six injured, who were admitted to the Magadh Medical College Hospital in Gaya, was said to be critical.

Police said an explosive kept in a bag inside the bus apparently caused the blast.

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