Dynamite News Punjab: Anti Gangster Task Force held four operatives
In a major breakthrough, the Punjab Anti Gangster Task Force (AGTF) in a joint operation arrested four operatives of a Canada-based handler. Read further on Dynamite News:
New Delhi: In a major breakthrough, the Punjab Anti Gangster Task Force (AGTF) in a joint operation arrested four operatives of a Canada-based handler identified as Arsh Dalla and another foreign-based handler, as per officials.
The arrested people were involved in a recent shootout at a car accessories showroom in Mohali on the directions of USA-based handlers. The module was associated with Arsh Dalla and were planning to execute more crimes in Punjab,reports Dynamite News correspondent.
Foreign-based handler
Taking to social media X, the Punjab DGP wrote in a post "In a major breakthrough, Anti Gangster Task Force Punjab in a joint operation with Sasnagar Police has arrested four operatives of Canada-based Arsh Dalla and another foreign-based handler.
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Arrested persons were involved in a recent shootout at a car accessories showroom in #Mohali on the directions of #USA-based handlers. The module was associated with Arsh Dalla and were planning to execute more crimes in Punjab."
Dismantling networks
Further, the DGP mentioned that the arrested accused have an extensive criminal history with a number of cases registered against them.
A total of three .32 calibre pistols and 16 live cartridges have been recovered. An FIR has been registered at the Mohali PS State Crime. Further investigations to identify more people involved in dismantling the networks is underway.
"The arrested accused have an extensive criminal history with a number of cases registered against them. Recovery made -Three .32 calibre pistols along with sixteen live cartridges. FIR has been registered at PS State Crime, Mohali. Further investigations are ongoing to identify more persons involved to dismantle the networks," the post further read.
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