IndiaAuthorities in India, specifically the Central Crime Branch (CCB), arrested Jenzir alias Paapad in Madhya Pradesh for operating an illegal firearm manufacturing unit since 2012. The arrest followed a breakthrough in an ongoing arms trafficking investigation where a suspect named Imran revealed that firearms were sourced from Jenzir. During a raid, police recovered one handmade pistol, four live cartridges, and manufacturing materials. Jenzir admitted to producing and selling illegal firearms across states, with prices ranging from ₹20,000 to ₹50,000. The operation highlights the persistent issue of unregulated arms production and distribution in India.
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