GAUHATI, India (AP) — Authorities in India’s remote northeast called in the army to restore order and imposed an indefinite curfew after recovering seven more bodies Saturday that brought to 29 the number of Muslim villagers killed by separatists rebels in the worst outbreak of violence in the region in two years.
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