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Posted: Nov 16, 2008 at 0221 hrs IST

Kolkata, November 15 Security has been beefed up in the city after the Tripura Police alerted their Kolkata counterparts about a possible terror attack in the city.

A senior officer said the city police had received an intelligence report from Tripura that terrorists may conduct blasts in areas like Esplanade, New Market, Park Circus, Chowringhee and Gariahat between November 15 and 30.

Intelligence branch of the Tripura Police claim that suspected activists of Jamat-Ul-Mujahideen have already entered the city and a sleeper cell of a militant outfit is active in Kolkata.

Senior police officers have asked officers-in-charge of all 48 police stations to intensify vigil. They have been asked to keep watch on footpath-dwellers who, according to the intelligence report, might be used to hold explosions. Radio Flying Squads and High Radio Flying Squad vehicles have been pressed into service.

"The security has been beefed up. We have asked the police to remain alert," said Subrata Narayan Sarkar, Special Commissioner. On Friday, Home Secretary Ashok Mohan Chakrabarti discussed security arrangements in the city.

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