Patna: Special Task Force Police Bihar on Wednesday Explores Minigun Manufacturing Factory at Gulmahiyachak in Sabbalpur Village under the River Police Station in Fatna in Patna.
STF also confiscated regular carinates from the car after intercepting him in mangratan under the Kinjar Police Station area in Arwal who was taken to Sai Chak in the Beur in the state capital.
Overall, eight people were arrested in connection with the factory while five were arrested in Arwal.
Source STF said that Mohammad Sabir from Kasim Bazaar, Ankit Kumar aka Chanan Choudhary from Suturkhana, Mohammad Kasim from Pakki Digi Bazaar, Mohammad Asgar of Sakin Bazaar, All In Munger, Ravi Kumar from Jagatpur in Bhagalpur and Randhir Kumar and younger brother Sandir Kumar’s laid Sabbalpur was arrested for alleged coverage in running a factory in Fatuha along with weapons smuggling and ammunition.
Source STF said that 20-made semi-automatic produced states produced, one lathe, drilling machine, milling with cutting machines and grinders was confiscated from a weapons factory.
A police officer said that from the interrogation of the people who were arrested, he was revealed that they carried out the factory in a kllandat for the past two years.
“On average, they produce 10 to 15 semi-automatic pistols per day and sell them to dealers in Munger and Bakhtiarpur on Patna with Rs 6,000 to Rs 6,500.
They held raw materials without being cut off from Kolkata,” the officer said.
He said that Masterminds was eunuch and one Munna from the Sabbalpur area.
“Raids are in Nab Munna.
The factory is running at the home of the Ekbal Mahto Ram.
He paid a monthly rent of RS 16,000.
Randhir and Sandir are Mahto’s son,” Sho said.
In Arwal, STF arrested Shambhu Kumar Yadav from Jamhaur in Aurangabad, Sanjit Kumar aka Chotu, Amarnath Mahto and Ajay Kumar in Bikram and Manjit Kumar from Mithapur, all of them were in Patna when they traveled to the Beur Police Station area with ordinary carbines inside car.
Police said Shambhu, a property dealer, sat with his four-year-old son in the car to avoid suspicion.
“He returned to his other home on the Beur after buying a carbine for Rs 2.85 lakh from One Ramdip Sharma aka Deppi at the Tekari Police Station in style.
The direct attack was carried out at Ramdip’s residence and money seized.
However, Ramdip managed to escape From that place, “he said.
Kumar said 11 cartridges live from various drilles, nine phones and cars where they traveled confiscated.
“Shambhu was accused of three cases of criminal in Aurangabad while Sanjit, a weapon smuggler, was accused of at all nine cases at the Bikram Police Station, Rupaspur, Bihta and Jampankanpur on Patna,” he added.