West Bengal: Kolkata STF detains illegal arms racketeer near Sealdah Station
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West Bengal: Kolkata STF detains illegal arms racketeer near Sealdah Station

Kolkata STF detained a Malda-based illegal arms racketeer near Sealdah Station, recovering several firearms and ammunition from his possession. The accused, Hassan Sk, is now set to be prosecuted under the Arms Act

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Kolkata Police intercepted one Malda-based illegal arms racketeer Hassan Sk (42) near Sealdah Station

Kolkata Police intercepted one Malda-based illegal arms racketeer Hassan Sk (42) near Sealdah Station

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A Malda-based illegal arms racketeer has been detained by the Special Task Force (STF) of Kolkata Police near Sealdah Station in Kolkata, police officials said on March 17.

As per the release, on Monday morning, at around 5.30 am, based on a credible source input, STF, Kolkata police intercepted a Malda-based illegal arms racketeer near Sealdah Station, Kolkata, under the Entally Police Station area.

During the search, several arms and ammunition were recovered from the possession of the detainee, including two pieces of improvised single-shot firearms, four pieces of improvised 7mm semiautomatic pistols fitted with dual magazines, two rounds of live 8MM cartridges and six rounds of live 7.65 mm cartridges.

The detainee has been identified as Hassan Sk (42), son of Lt. Jajul Sk. He is a resident of Narayanpur village under the Kaliachak police station area of the Malda district.

Accordingly, the detainee will be arrested and prosecuted under the Arms Act, the release stated. As per the release, preliminary interrogation suggests that the accused person has procured this huge amount of improvised firearms and live ammunition from Bihar’s Khagaria.

In a different incident, Delhi Police said on March 14 that they had busted an interstate illegal arms smuggling cartel in the Delhi-National Capital Region (NCR) and arrested its three key members. The cartel was operating from Nabha Jail in Punjab’s Patiala.

Delhi Police said that the cartel was involved in supplying illegal arms in Delhi, NCR, from Madhya Pradesh and Bihar.

The operation was led by Inspector Rahul Kumar and Inspector Vineet Kumar Tewatia under the supervision of Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Kailash Singh Bisht.

Delhi Police have identified the three key accused as Aniket, Sourav and Anand Kumar. Five “effective illegal” pistols were also recovered from their possession.

“A dedicated team of Special Cell, Trans Yamuna Range, Delhi Police, led by Inspectors Rahul Kumar and Vineet Kumar Tewatia, under the close supervision of ACP Kailash Singh Bisht busted an interstate illegal arms smuggling cartel involved in supplying illegal arms in Delhi & NCR from Madhya Pradesh and Bihar operating from Nabha Jail, Patiala, Punjab,” Delhi police said.

(With inputs from ANI)

 

 

 

 

Topics: West BengalKolkata STFMaldaKolkata Policearms smugglingIllegal armsSealdah Station
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