Punjab Police Busts Transnational Arms Smuggling Network
The Punjab Police have dismantled a transnational criminal network by arresting three individuals and seizing sophisticated foreign-made pistols. Police action in Amritsar revealed these individuals' direct links with Dugh, a suspect from Manawala. Connections to Pakistan-based smugglers were also uncovered, sparking deeper investigations into the network.
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In a significant breakthrough, the Punjab Police announced the busting of a transnational arms smuggling network following the arrest of three suspects in Amritsar.
During a routine checkpoint on the link road between Brar village and Kohala, officers intercepted the suspects traveling on a motorcycle. The subsequent search led to the discovery of eight foreign-made pistols in their possession.
The investigation unveiled connections to Dugh, a local resident, and revealed links with Pakistan-based arms smugglers. An FIR has been filed, and authorities are probing further to unravel the full extent of the network.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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