Raipur: Homeopathic doctor arrested for running weapons repairing factor
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Raipur: In a shocking expose, a homeopathic doctor in the city has been caught running an arms repairing and modification workshop here
Two persons, including the homoeopathy doctor have been arrested in this regard.
A cache of weapons and ammunition, including a modified 315 bore rifle and a 12 bore gun, was recovered from the workshop established in a multi-storeyed house, they said.
The doctor, Aniruddha Chatterjee, who had allegedly set up the arms repairing and modification workshop at his house in Tagore Nagar in Raipurs heart, and his friend Rajesh Pal were nabbed late last night, Additional Superintendent of Police (Crime Branch) Ajatshatru Bahadur Singh told PTI.
Chatterjee and Pal, both 38, were booked for possessing illegal arms and ammunition.
"As per preliminary investigation, the recovered items do not have any link with Naxals," Singh said, but added a thorough probe was on.
A unit of Crime Branch had been engaged in collecting inputs about people possessing illegal firearms in the capital for the past few months.
During the process, they received specific information about Pal, a native of Tikrapara here, that he possessed a pistol procured illegally. After verification, Crime Branch took Pal, who works in a construction company, into custody for interrogation yesterday, he said.
Two persons, including the homoeopathy doctor have been arrested in this regard.
A cache of weapons and ammunition, including a modified 315 bore rifle and a 12 bore gun, was recovered from the workshop established in a multi-storeyed house, they said.
The doctor, Aniruddha Chatterjee, who had allegedly set up the arms repairing and modification workshop at his house in Tagore Nagar in Raipurs heart, and his friend Rajesh Pal were nabbed late last night, Additional Superintendent of Police (Crime Branch) Ajatshatru Bahadur Singh told PTI.
Chatterjee and Pal, both 38, were booked for possessing illegal arms and ammunition.
"As per preliminary investigation, the recovered items do not have any link with Naxals," Singh said, but added a thorough probe was on.
A unit of Crime Branch had been engaged in collecting inputs about people possessing illegal firearms in the capital for the past few months.
During the process, they received specific information about Pal, a native of Tikrapara here, that he possessed a pistol procured illegally. After verification, Crime Branch took Pal, who works in a construction company, into custody for interrogation yesterday, he said.
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