Police recover pistol from car

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Updated At : 02:54 PM Jun 21, 2024 IST

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Panchkula, June 20

The police have booked two individuals for illegal possession of arms and ammunition. The police have recovered a pistol from a car parked at Yavnika Garden in Sector 5 of the city. Police officials said they received a tip that two individuals had parked a car at Yavnika Park that had illegally acquired arms and ammunition in it. The police contacted the owner of the vehicle, who informed them that two individuals — Gurpreet Singh Gopi of Saidpura village in Mohali and Lucky of Naggal village in Panchkula — had taken his car for some work.

The police later broke the window pane of the vehicle and recovered a .32-bore pistol from the vehicle.

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