Dozens feared dead in India explosions

NEW DELHI, India (CNN) -- At least 32 people were feared dead after nine explosions rocked northeastern India on Thursday, according to police and CNN-IBN, CNN's sister station in India.
Police told CNN that the nine explosions took place in four districts in the remote state of Assam.
Thirty-two people are feared dead, CNN-IBN reported.
Television images showed plumes of black smoke pouring into the sky as crowds formed around charred cars and twisted metal.
Police reported three explosions in the city of Guwahati, three in the Kokrajhar district, two in the Barpeta district and one in the district of Bongaieon.