GUNA POLICE CRACK DOWN ON ILLEGAL FIREARMS
Cantt Police Arrest One Accused with Country-Made Pistol and Two Live Cartridges Near Sakatpur Road Highway Culvert
Guna | Dwarka News
Editor-in-Chief: Vikram Singh Tomar
Guna Police have intensified their crackdown on individuals possessing and using illegal firearms. In a major action, Cantt Police arrested one accused and recovered a country-made pistol along with two live cartridges from his possession.
The operation was conducted under the leadership of Guna Superintendent of Police Hitika Vasal, with the guidance of Additional Superintendent of Police Prashant Singh Suman and supervision of Guna CSP Saifa Hasmi.
SECRET TIP-OFF LEADS TO ARREST
According to police information, on the evening of November 8, 2026, Cantt Police received a tip-off from an informer that a person was roaming near the highway culvert on Sakatpur Road carrying an illegal country-made pistol and live ammunition.
Taking the information seriously, the police team immediately reached the location and cordoned off the area. During the operation, officers apprehended a suspicious individual.
During questioning, the accused identified himself as Golu, son of Girraj Yadav, a resident of Bisoniya village, under Cantt Police Station limits, Guna district.
Upon searching him, police recovered one country-made pistol and two live cartridges.
The illegal firearm and ammunition were seized following due legal procedure, and the accused was arrested.
A case has been registered at Cantt Police Station under Crime No. 1058/2026, Sections 25 and 27 of the Arms Act. Further investigation is underway.
POLICE TEAM PLAYS KEY ROLE
The successful operation was carried out by Cantt Police Station In-charge Inspector Anup Kumar Bhargava, Assistant Sub-Inspector Bal Krishna Jatav, Constables Nilesh Raghuvanshi, Rajiv Raghuvanshi and Sanjay Jat.
Constable Kuldeep Bhadoria from the Cyber Cell also played an important role in the operation.
GUNA POLICE ISSUE STRICT WARNING
Guna Police have clearly stated that strict legal action will be taken against anyone found possessing or displaying illegal firearms or engaging in activities that threaten law and order.
Police are continuously monitoring such individuals through an informer network, technological resources and effective policing. The department has reiterated that its campaign against illegal weapons and criminal elements will continue in the future.
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