Bihar: Five prisoners escape from Buxar Central Jail
Buxar (Bihar) [India], Dec. 31 (ANI): As many as five prisoners escaped from Bihar's Buxar Central Jail late on Friday night.
ANI
Dec 31, 2016 15:02 IST
Buxar (Bihar) [India], Dec. 31 (ANI): As many as five prisoners escaped from Bihar's Buxar Central Jail late on Friday night.
ANI
Dec 31, 2016 15:02 IST
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