Jhansi: Three of the five arms of arms and ammunition left behind, which was captured by RPF from the Delhi Bound Express general compartment on a loud-broken night was captured by GRP from Ludhiana on Sunday when they tried to catch a bus for their original place in Rajouri at your watch.
In accordance with SP GRP Jhansi, Mohd Imran, the three defendants were brought here on transit delivery on Monday.
They have been identified as Mohd Rafi (23), Sanjay Kumar (29) and Yashpal Sharma (25), all the natives of Rajouri from Jammu.
During the interrogation it was revealed that they had worked with one real security service in Hyderabad.
In time they learned that some of the hours of you who worked with such companies were recently arrested by Kerala police because they had a fake license.
As a result they were afraid and thought to leave the place.
They all took leave and went with their arms and ammunition.
Meanwhile two of their colleagues who had gone for Jammu a few days ago also asked them to bring their weapons.
The license of one of them has ended in May while the others under supervision.
They then revealed that when police arrested the bag, they were present in the compartment but could not gather courage to claim their luggage.
Then they decided to go to their original place and filed a missing weapon complaint but stuck in the middle of the road.
According to SP GRP, “We have sent a team to Rajouri to arrest the rest of the two defendants and then the details.
Meanwhile we have known that one of the Majid defendants Absconding has a case that was delayed in 2005 against him in Rajouri under Section 341, 452, 382 IPC.
We tried to track past history from all the defendants “.
The source revealed that a number of such people from Jammu who worked in security institutions in various districts in South India recently returned to various trains to their original places because they were caught because they had the wrong paper.