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- Bengaluru's Central Crime Branch has arrested a man allegedly running an illegal firearm manufacturing unit from his house in Dhar district, Madhya Pradesh, since 2012.
- The accused, Jenzir alias Paapad, was traced through interrogation of Imran, who was arrested earlier in a Bengaluru Arms Act case and allegedly disclosed Jenzir as the source of the weapons.
- Police recovered a handmade pistol, live cartridges, and manufacturing tools, and say Jenzir sold weapons for ₹20,000 locally and ₹50,000 to buyers in other States.
- He has been remanded in custody as investigators work to identify other members of the inter-State arms supply network.
What to watch next
- Identification of other members of the inter-State arms trafficking network
- Outcome of the ongoing investigation and any further arrests or seizures
- Details emerging from Jenzir's court proceedings
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Named India · .32 calibre pistols · Bengaluru · Dhar district · handmade pistols · Imran · Indore · Madhya Pradesh · revolver components · Singhana · Central Crime Branch · Jenzir · Paapad
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