Acting on a tip-off, sleuths of the Special Operations Group (SOG) kept a close vigil near Navagam bus station yesterday and intercepted a bootlegger Manharsinh Ratubha Jadeja, the police said, adding a live cartridge and a country-made pistol was seized from him.
The police also arrested Sindha Koli yesterday from Jasdan town from whom the bootlegger had purchased the weapon, the police said.
Koli's interrogation led the police to raid a farm near Sardhar town on the city outskirts.
The two told the police that they gave five country-made pistols to one Dolubha Vala, who was also arrested, the police said.
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