 
In a significant breakthrough against organized crime, the Mohali Police has dismantled a sophisticated interstate arms supply network, apprehending four individuals including a wrestler from Maharashtra who allegedly played a key role in the illegal operation.
Major Weapons Haul in Coordinated Raid
The police operation resulted in the seizure of a substantial cache of illegal weapons, highlighting the scale of the criminal enterprise. According to authorities, the raid uncovered multiple firearms that were being channeled across state lines to fuel criminal activities in the region.
Wrestler's Alleged Criminal Involvement
Among those detained is a wrestler from Maharashtra whose athletic background allegedly provided cover for his involvement in the weapons smuggling racket. The investigation reveals how individuals with sports backgrounds are sometimes drawn into criminal networks, leveraging their mobility and contacts across states.
Interstate Crime Network Exposed
The bust exposes the sophisticated nature of interstate weapons trafficking operating in northern India. Police officials indicated that the network had established supply chains spanning multiple states, with Mohali serving as a key distribution point for illegal arms reaching criminal elements in Punjab and neighboring regions.
Police Operation Details
The successful operation followed weeks of surveillance and intelligence gathering by the Mohali Police special team. "Our teams worked meticulously to track the movement of these illegal weapons and identify all individuals involved in the supply chain," stated a senior police official involved in the investigation.
Ongoing Investigations
Authorities have confirmed that investigations are continuing to uncover the full extent of the network and identify additional individuals who may be involved. The police are particularly focused on tracing the source of the weapons and understanding the complete distribution network that facilitated the illegal arms trade.
The arrests mark a significant victory for law enforcement in their ongoing battle against organized crime and illegal weapons proliferation in the region.
 
 
 
 
