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Madhya Pradesh: Arms factory busted

| @indiablooms | Mar 31, 2019, at 07:16 pm

Shivpuri, MP, Mar 31 (UNI) Three pistols, two other firearms, some ammunition and a large quantity of implements and material have been appropriated when law enforcement authorities busted a weapons factory in the vicinity of a citadel in Paragarh – following a tip-off – under a campaign against such units in view of the general election.

“Earlier - during frisking - Sughar Singh Rawat (32) was found to be in possession of a crude gun and disclosed during interrogation that he purchased it from Manpreet Sardar whose dwelling was subsequently searched. Sardar revealed details leading to the factory within a forest.

The workers were from Agra and are absconding,” Superintendent of Police Rajesh Hingankar said on Sunday. 


 

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