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DELHI POLICE UNCOVER ISI-BACKED GUN RUNNING OPERATION

The Sunday Guardian

November 23, 2025

FOUR ARRESTED

and Chinese origin along with a significant quantity of ammunition.

Officials noted that the finish, firepower and reliability of the seized weapons, combined with the scale of trafficking, suggest an organised, well-funded and multilayered international network. According to the police, the entire supply chain was run from Pakistan, where arms imported from Turkey and China were consolidated before being dispatched to India.

The consignments were subsequently dropped in Punjab through drones, after which smuggling units based in Punjab and Uttar Pradesh transported the weapons to Delhi, Haryana and other adjoining regions, supplying them to multiple crime syndicates.

Police said they seized six Turkey-made PX5.7 pistols and two China-made PX3 pistols during the operation.

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