Almora Police arrested 02 accused during a checking operation conducted jointly by Salt police and the Special Operations Group, according to Uttarakhand Police. The team recovered an illegal .32-bore pistol, 02 live cartridges and 01 Rampuriya knife.
The police also seized an Ertiga car linked to the operation. A case has been registered under the Arms Act. The available information does not identify the accused or provide details about the alleged intended use of the recovered weapons.
What police recovered
The reported recoveries were:
- one illegal .32-bore pistol
- 02 live cartridges
- 01 Rampuriya knife
- An Ertiga car, which was seized
The arrests took place during checking by the combined Salt police and SOG team. The police statement identifies the legal action as a case registered under the Arms Act.
The arrests are allegations at this stage. The registration of a case does not establish guilt, which can only be determined through the legal process.
Next legal step
The available report confirms the arrests, seizure of the vehicle and registration of the Arms Act case. It does not provide information about the accused persons’ identities, court proceedings or any further investigation findings.
Conclusion
Salt police and the SOG arrested 02 accused and reported recovering an illegal .32-bore pistol, 02 live cartridges and 01 Rampuriya knife. An Ertiga car was seized, and an Arms Act case was registered.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Where did the arrests take place?
The arrests were made during checking by Salt police and the Special Operations Group in Almora district.
Q. How many people were arrested?
Police arrested 02 accused.
Q. What weapon was recovered?
The team recovered an illegal .32-bore pistol and 01 Rampuriya knife.
Q. How many cartridges were found?
Police recovered 02 live cartridges.
Q. What happened to the Ertiga car?
The Ertiga car was seized by police.
Q. Under which law was the case registered?
A case was registered under the Arms Act.
