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Man held with illegal weapon

A Ludhiana Crime Branch team arrested Amargiri, a resident of Harkrishan Nagar, Shimlapuri, here, for possessing an illegal .30 bore pistol and two cartridges. The police on Wednesday registered a case against the suspect under the Arms Act. According to...

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Ludhiana, Updated At : 04:30 AM Apr 17, 2025 IST

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A Ludhiana Crime Branch team arrested Amargiri, a resident of Harkrishan Nagar, Shimlapuri, here, for possessing an illegal .30 bore pistol and two cartridges. The police on Wednesday registered a case against the suspect under the Arms Act.

According to ADCP Amandeep Singh Brar, the Crime Branch team, led by Bikramjit Singh Ghuman, received a tip-off and apprehended Amargiri in the Kohara area.

During the arrest, the police seized the pistol and cartridges from his possession.

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The police will interrogate the suspect during his remand to determine the source of the illegal arms and where he intended to use them.

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