Five arrested, country-made weapon manufacturing unit seized in A.P.
The Eluru district police busted a five-member gang allegedly involved in running a country-made weapon manufacturing unit in Jangareddygudem area and seized five fire arms from their possession.“The Chintalapudi police led by Jangareddygudem Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) B.H. Kranthi Kumar seized four live cartridges, explosive material, two iron barrel pipes, a welding machine and firearm manufacturing equipment,” Eluru district Superintendent of Police (SP) K. Pratap Shiva Kumar told the media on Saturday.The SP said a police team led by SI K.
- ▪The Eluru district police busted a five-member gang allegedly involved in running a country-made weapon manufacturing unit in Jangareddygudem area and seized five fire arms from their possession.“The Chintalapudi police led by Jangareddygud
- ▪Kranthi Kumar seized four live cartridges, explosive material, two iron barrel pipes, a welding machine and firearm manufacturing equipment,” Eluru district Superintendent of Police (SP) K.
- ▪Pratap Shiva Kumar told the media on Saturday.The SP said a police team led by SI K.
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The Eluru district police busted a five-member gang allegedly involved in running a country-made weapon manufacturing unit in Jangareddygudem area and seized five fire arms from their possession.“The Chintalapudi police led by Jangareddygudem Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) B.H. Venkateswarlu and CI T. Kranthi Kumar seized four live cartridges, explosive material, two iron barrel pipes, a welding machine and firearm manufacturing equipment,” Eluru district Superintendent of Police (SP) K. Pratap Shiva Kumar told the media on Saturday.The SP said a police team led by SI K. Satish Kumar, during a vehicle check on the outskirts of Chintalapudi on July 24, detained S. Saibabu and his friend T.
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