Two held for supplying illegal arms in city
The Delhi Police Special Cell has successfully dismantled an interstate arms trafficking network by arresting two illegal arms traffickers and recovering 10 country-made pistols from their possession.
The Delhi Police Special Cell has successfully dismantled an interstate arms trafficking network by arresting two illegal arms traffickers and recovering 10 country-made pistols from their possession.
With these arrests, the police have seized 414 remote radio units (RRUs), 110 base band units (BBUs), 161 batteries and RRU testing machine installed by different telecommunication companies at the mobile towers worth Rs 10 crore.
An FIR was registered under relevant sections of the Delhi Public Gambling Act, 1955, they said.
The report was released on Tuesday by Delhi Police Commissioner Sanjay Arora and aimed at outlining a Road Safety Action Plan which will involve the joint effort of multiple departments to improve education, engineering, enforcement, and emergency care.
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The investigating officer informed the court that the chargesheet contains 6,629 pages including the annexures. Following this, the judge said, "it is voluminous."
The Delhi Police said that the full dress rehearsal parade in the national capital will start from Vijay Chowk at 10.30 am.
Apart from 100 witnesses, forensic and electronic evidence has been made the basis of the draft charge sheet of more than 3000 pages.
DCW took cognizance of increasing incidents of people drinking and driving on the roads of Delhi.
Rajan Bhatti and Cheena were arrested by Delhi Police's Special Cell. The Police further said that Bhatti is a Punjab Based arms and drug smuggler who operates at the behest of Landa whereas Cheeni is also a drug supplier.
