Archive · 25 Jul 2025
Delhi Police Busts Arms, Fake Currency Cartel; Five Arrested
Imagine a group of bad guys who were selling illegal guns and fake money.
The police caught them!
They were getting guns from one place and fake money from another, then selling them in different areas.
The leader used secret messages online to organize everything.
The police found guns, fake money, and even a bulletproof car.
Delhi Police arrested five individuals involved in an illegal arms and fake currency cartel.
The cartel sourced firearms from Madhya Pradesh and counterfeit money from Bihar.
Authorities seized ten pistols, 68 cartridges, fake currency worth Rs 4.10 lakh, and three vehicles.
The alleged kingpin, Samsu Khan, coordinated operations using digital communication.
Kuldeep, a former railway employee, was involved in supplying illegal arms to gangs.
- Who
- Ravi Thakur, Yogesh Phogat, Meera, Kuldeep alias Chhotu, and Samsu Khan alias Rehan were arrested.
- What
- An illegal arms and fake currency smuggling cartel was busted.
- When
- July 25th.
- Where
- Delhi, Haryana, Punjab, and Mathura
- Why
- To stop the flow of illegal arms and fake currency.
Law Enforcement Stance
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Goal of law enforcement
Law Enforcement Stance
Law enforcement aims to suppress and eradicate the supply chains for illegal arms and fake currency, as the presence of such supply chains causes various forms of social harm, ranging from exacerbating criminal activities to causing economic instability.
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This situation does not have any opposing sides.
- Cartel Members Arrested
- 5
- Primary Source of Firearms
- Madhya Pradesh
- Source of Fake Currency
- Siwan, Bihar
- Total Pistols Recovered
- 10
- Fake Currency Recovered
- Rs 4.10 lakh
- Kingpin
- Samsu Khan
- Former Occupation of Kuldeep
- Indian Railways