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Habitual offender held with country-made pistol, live round in Saroornagar
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Habitual offender held with country-made pistol, live round in Saroornagar

Police in Saroornagar, India, arrested a 22-year-old habitual offender named Mohd. Imran alias Ibbu for possession of an illegally manufactured pistol and a live round. The arrest occurred after a tip-off, during which officers seized the weapon, ammunition, and a mobile phone from Imran’s possession. According to interrogations, Imran claimed to have purchased the firearm and ammunition for ₹40,000 from a man named Shakir, who resides in Bihar. Imran, who has 17 criminal cases against him involving property offenses, reportedly carried the weapon intending to commit an illegal act. Authorities are investigating the source of the firearm and attempting to locate Shakir, the suspected supplier.

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Habitual offender held with country-made pistol, live round in Saroornagar

Police in Saroornagar, India, arrested a 22-year-old habitual offender named Mohd. Imran alias Ibbu for possession of an illegally manufactured pistol and a live round. The arrest occurred after a tip-off, during which officers seized the weapon, ammunition, and a mobile phone from Imran’s possession. According to interrogations, Imran claimed to have purchased the firearm and ammunition for ₹40,000 from a man named Shakir, who resides in Bihar. Imran, who has 17 criminal cases against him involving property offenses, reportedly carried the weapon intending to commit an illegal act. Authorities are investigating the source of the firearm and attempting to locate Shakir, the suspected supplier.

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