Mansa Police Apprehend Two Suspects, Confiscate Five Pistols in Operation Parhaar II
In a significant development under Operation Parhaar II, the Mansa police executed a successful raid on Wednesday, resulting in the arrest of two individuals and the recovery of five pistols from their possession. The operation, part of a broader crackdown on illegal firearms, underscores the police's intensified efforts to curb weapon-related crimes in the region.
Details of the Police Operation and Arrests
According to Bathinda Range Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG) Harjit Singh, the police team conducted a targeted search operation that led to the detention of two persons traveling on a motorcycle without a registration number plate. This proactive measure highlights the police's vigilance in monitoring suspicious activities and enforcing traffic regulations to prevent potential threats.
The detained individuals have been identified as Rachhvinder Singh, a resident of Bodawal village, and Jashandeep Singh, from Bhikhi in Mansa. Upon initial search, the police recovered two pistols of .32 bore from their possession, indicating the immediate seizure of dangerous weapons that could have been used for illicit purposes.
Further Investigations and Additional Weapon Recovery
During subsequent investigations, the police uncovered three more weapons, significantly escalating the severity of the case. The additional recoveries included:
- Two more pistols of .32 bore
- One country-made pistol of .315 bore
This discovery brings the total number of seized pistols to five, emphasizing the scale of the illegal arms possession and the potential risks associated with such activities. The police are now intensively probing the source of these weapons and their intended recipients, aiming to dismantle any networks involved in arms trafficking and prevent future incidents.
The operation reflects the Mansa police's commitment to maintaining law and order, with a focus on preemptive actions to address security concerns. As investigations continue, authorities are expected to provide updates on any further developments related to this case and similar initiatives under Operation Parhaar II.
