Violence spreads through Gujarat villages in religious clashes
In Gujarat violence between Hindus and Muslims spreads from cities to villages causing new deaths. In Sardarpura 27 Muslims died, and Hindus set ablaze homes near gas tanks. In Vadodara seven Muslims were burned in a bakery, while Himmatnagar saw gunfire and knives killing 11. Prime Minister Vajpayee urged peace as Musharraf called for protection of Muslims.
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Pol Pot planned escape on eve of death in 1998
Pol Pot planned to flee Cambodia the night before his death in 1998 to avoid arrest for Khmer Rouge atrocities. A researcher, Ly Kim Heng, said his bid to escape near Anlong Veng was triggered by artillery fire from government troops, ending his final days near the Thai border. The Khmer Rouge is blamed for 1.7 million deaths during 1975 to 1979. The account comes from Ly Kim Heng, who studies the regime.
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