Bodhgaya bomb blast: Two letters found
India News : Investigating agencies probing Sunday's bomb attack at the Buddhist pilgrim town of Bodh Gaya in Bihar have found that the terrorists had used the name of Buddha to target the world heritage Mahabodhi Temple.
Buddha had attained enlightenment under the Bodhi tree located just behind the Mahabodhi temple in the 6th century BC, after which the site became known as the Land of Peace.
The revelation came to light after one of the three bombs recovered from the temple city during a search of the area in the aftermath of the blasts had the word 'Buddha' written on it in bold letters.
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Buddha had attained enlightenment under the Bodhi tree located just behind the Mahabodhi temple in the 6th century BC, after which the site became known as the Land of Peace.
The revelation came to light after one of the three bombs recovered from the temple city during a search of the area in the aftermath of the blasts had the word 'Buddha' written on it in bold letters.
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