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Home / Haryana / 4 Arrested With Illegal Pistols

4 arrested with illegal pistols

Police working to trace the chain of supply
Anil Kakkar
Our Correspondent
Sirsa, Updated At : 03:02 AM Dec 12, 2024 IST

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Police teams, led by Dabwali DSP Kishori Lal and Kalanwali DSP Rajiv Kumar, arrested four suspects with illegal pistols. The Dabwali CIA, under ASI Jagjit Singh, apprehended Aman and Vikas Nehra near Kheowali village on Tuesday. They were found with a .315-bore pistol and live ammunition. A case was registered under relevant sections at the Odha Police Station.

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In another operation, the Kalanwali CIA, led by SI Mahendra Singh, arrested Lakshman Singh and Gurvinder Singh near Tilokewala Chowk. Both were in possession of .315-bore pistols at that time. SP Siddhant Jain confirmed that the police were working to trace the chain of supply of illegal firearms. The suspects are on remand for further investigation into their network.

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