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Special Cell Busts Inter-State Arms Trafficking Network
The Sunday Guardian
|April 27, 2025
Special Cell dismantled an inter-state arms trafficking network and arrested five, including a licensed gun house owner.
A team from the New Delhi Range of the Special Cell has busted a sophisticated interstate arms trafficking network, exposing the involvement of licensed gun house owners in the illegal trade of advanced firearms and ammunition.
The operation led to the arrest of five individuals, including a prominent gun house owner. The accused were allegedly procuring sophisticated weapons directly from various ordnance factories, erasing the unique serial numbers, and then manipulating sales records to cover their tracks. These weapons were subsequently sold at exorbitant prices to criminals, while records falsely indicated legitimate sales to licensed holders.
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