Auraiya Illegal Arms Factory Busted, 31 Tamanchas Recovered; One Arrested
An illegal arms manufacturing factory was busted in Dibiyapur, Auraiya, during a joint operation by the Dibiyapur police and the SWAT/Surveillance team.
An illegal arms manufacturing factory was busted in Dibiyapur, Auraiya, during a joint operation by the Dibiyapur police and the SWAT/Surveillance team. The operation resulted in the arrest of one accused.
Police recovered 19 tamanchas and 12 unfinished tamanchas from the spot, along with a large quantity of cartridges and illegal arms. The team also seized equipment used for manufacturing arms. This included a grinder, a drill and a welding machine.
The illegal factory was being operated near a tubewell in a field in Malkapur. During the police cordon, the accused tried to escape. However, the police managed to catch him.
The arrested accused was identified as Vinod Kumar Rajput, a resident of Nandpur, under Dibiyapur police station. According to the police, he manufactured tamanchas and sold them in different areas.
SP Abhishek Bharti held a press conference and gave full details of the action. A case has been registered against the accused under the Arms Act and relevant sections. Legal action is continuing.
Frequently asked questions
Where was the illegal arms factory busted?
The factory was busted near a tubewell in a field in Malkapur, Dibiyapur, Auraiya.
How many tamanchas were recovered?
Police recovered 19 tamanchas and 12 unfinished tamanchas.
Who was arrested in the operation?
Vinod Kumar Rajput, a resident of Nandpur under Dibiyapur police station, was arrested.
What equipment was seized from the factory?
Police seized a grinder, a drill and a welding machine.
What legal action was taken?
A case was registered against the accused under the Arms Act and relevant sections, and legal action is continuing.
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