New Delhi: Before January 26, the Special Cell of Delhi Police busted a gang involved in making and supplying illegal weapons and recovered 34 pistols. During this, the police have also recovered equipment for making illegal weapons in large quantities.
Naved Rana, a native of Shamli in Uttar Pradesh, and Salim, a resident of Kandhla in Rana, are the two criminals who have been detained. Both have a history of prior significant criminal offences. It was discovered during questioning that the criminals planned to give the mentioned weapon to the Gogi gang members.
According to Pratap Singh, DCP of Special Cell, under the supervision of ACP Sanjay Dutt, under the supervision of Inspector Anuj Tyagi, a team of policemen including SI Rajesh, Sunil, ASI Lavi Tyagi, Jitendra and other policemen are keeping an eye on illegal arms smuggling gang in Delhi-NCR. Was keeping.
Naved Rana, a native of Shamli, was detained during a raid in the Narela neighbourhood on January 13 as a result of a tip. Naved was found to be in possession of 19 firearms and three cartridges. After investigating this, the police conducted a raid in the Kairana neighbourhood of Kandhla on January 20 and detained Salim, a maker of illicit weapons.
During interrogation of Salim, it was found that he had opened a factory to manufacture illegal weapons in his sugarcane field in the village itself. Police raided the factory, from where 10 pistols, a gun and a large quantity of illegal weapon making equipment were recovered.
