Ludhiana: In Joint Operation, Counter-Intelligence Cells Komisionce Ludhiana and CIA-1 damaged the gang between countries smuggling illegal weapons here on Tuesday.
Police said the defendant used to smuggle weapons using a fake Facebook profile.
Two 0.32 bore pistols, four live cartridges, two magazines and three cellphones have been restored from their ownership.
The arrest is Harinderal, 39, from Lallian Khurd Village, Jalandhar; Balwinder Singh, 39, from Badhala Village, Jalandhar; And Arjan Kumar, 22, Indigenous Madhya Pradesh and Haibowal residents.
They were arrested near Lajpat Nagar Park, close to Ludhiana Bus Stand.
Police Commissioner (Investigation) SPS Dhindsa said, “Recently, Police Ludhiana had arrested several defendants who smuggled illegal weapons from Madhya Pradesh and sell them here and sell them here and sell them here and sell them here.
Disclosure and their other input leads the city police and counter-intelligence cells for three accused.
“Arjan praises from Madhya Pradesh, where he used to smuggle illegal weapons not only for Punjab, but also to other countries.
Arjan, along with his hand Harinderpal and Balwinder, running trade.
Trio will create a fake Facebook account to contact their customers, improve the agreement and price of weapons and then make inventory, “Dhindsa was added in a murder case, he was sentenced to 20 years in prison.
After spending six and a half years in prison, he came out with a guarantee.
“We will cancel the guarantee.
We will also track those who have bought weapons from them,” he said.
“The community in MP made illegal weapons’ Deputy Deputy Police Commissioner (Investigation) of Kaur Bhatti,” There were two to three villages in Madhya Pradesh.
involved in this illegal trade.
A community there, who previously worked in iron factories, had made illegal weapons at home during the past.
Initially, they would make weapons manually, but now they have machines installed in their homes.
This is a large illegal weapon trade.
“Made Fb a / cs in the name of the gangster, said Bhatti in some cases, the defendant has used a gangster name to create a Facebook account so they can contact the same-minded people to smuggle weapons.
The police will question the charges of their customers.