Deepak Kumar Saha (35) and Sajid (34) were arrested by the Crime Branch. Under the racket, the weapons were smuggled from Bihar and Madhya Pradesh to the national capital, DCP (Crime) Madhur Verma said.
The gang, which had been operating for the many years, had supplied more than 300-400 illegal weapons to several NCR-based gangsters and criminals.
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On April 29, the two accused were arrested when they had come to deliver the 40 semi-automatic pistols in Delhi.
Saha was arrested last year as well by the Crime Branch while supplying 20 illegal weapons. Sajid came in contact with Saha about six months ago.
(Only the headline and picture of this report may have been reworked by the Business Standard staff; the rest of the content is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)
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