Fazilka’s Illegal Arms Trafficking Busted.

Fazilka’s Illegal Arms Trafficking Busted: 5 Pistols and Magazines Recovered; Were Procured Through a Foreign Network.

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In a quick operation in Laduka, Fazilka, the CIA-2 police have detained two suspects in the case of illegal arms trafficking from Pakistan. They were found in possession of five handguns. An inquiry is in progress, and a formal complaint has been filed in the case.

Gaurav Yadav, the DGP for Punjab, also tweeted the information. The names of the apprehended suspects are Gurpreet Singh and Surinder Singh. At the Sadar Fazilka police station, a formal complaint has been filed under the Arms Act. In order to apprehend the entire gang, the authorities are currently looking into the forward and backward connections of this network.

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CIA-2 chief According to Inspector Rupinderpal Singh, two individuals were stopped on suspicion of possessing illegal handguns when the police party was on patrol. Five firearms and five whole magazines were found among them. The two people who were detained are Surinder Singh, who lives in Dhani Kahna Ram, and Gurpreet Singh, also known as Gori, who lives in the village of Tahliwala. The accused is currently the subject of a case filed at the Sadar Fazilka police station. The apprehended suspect will now be placed under police remand and brought before the court for interrogation.

An international network was used to acquire the weaponry.

According to DGP Gaurav Yadav, these weapons were being prepped for delivery to criminal gangs in Punjab after being imported from Pakistan via an international network. Delivering these firearms to active gangsters at the ground level was the apprehended accused’s job. A plot to carry out significant incidents at various locations was then being developed. Punjabi police are questioning the two detained suspects about the nature of the planned attack and who supplied them with the weapons.

A foreign handler provided the instructions.

According to the DGP, it has been discovered over the course of the investigation and questioning of the accused that both of them were acting at the direction of their foreign handler. Their goal was to supply these weapons to Punjab’s active criminal gangs so that they could carry out illegal activities. Additionally, the accused intended to expand their group by recruiting more young people.