Archive · 28 Nov 2025
Haryana STF arrests gangster, seizes explosives in Karnal
The Haryana Police's Special Task Force (STF) arrested a gangster named Amar Singh, also known as Muchh, on November 25.
Amar is part of a dangerous gang led by Kala Rana and Nauni Rana.
The police found a gun, bullets, and explosives hidden by Amar.
He told the police that he planned to use these explosives to carry out a big crime in Karnal and nearby areas.
The STF quickly found and safely removed the explosives, which included hand grenades and an IED.
This action stopped a potential large-scale crime and saved lives.
Amar is involved in many serious crimes, including murders and robberies, in Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, and Punjab.
The gang leaders, Kala Rana and his father, are already in jail.
Haryana STF arrested gangster Amar Singh alias Muchh on November 25 from Karnal-Indri road.
Recovered a foreign-made automatic pistol, live rounds, two live hand grenades, and one IED.
Amar confessed to hiding explosives in Karnal for a major criminal act planned by gang leader Nauni Rana.
STF safely disposed of the explosives with the help of Forensic Sciences Laboratory and Bomb Disposal Squad.
Amar is involved in multiple serious crimes, including murders and robberies, across Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, and Punjab.
- Who
- Amar Singh alias Muchh, a gangster affiliated with the Lawrence Bishnoi-Kala Rana/Nauni Rana gang
- What
- Arrest of a gangster and seizure of explosives, including a pistol, hand grenades, and an IED
- When
- Arrested on November 25, explosives recovered on November 26
- Where
- Karnal and nearby districts, Haryana
- Why
- To prevent a major criminal act planned by the gang
- Arrested Person
- Amar Singh alias Muchh
- Arrest Date
- November 25
- Arrest Location
- Karnal-Indri road, Karnal
- Gang Affiliation
- Lawrence Bishnoi-Kala Rana/Nauni Rana gang
- Recovered Items
- Foreign-made automatic pistol (Glock), live rounds, two live hand grenades, one IED
- Police Remand
- Six days
- Gang Leaders in Jail
- Kala Rana and Joginder Singh (under UAPA Act and organised crime cases)
