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Seven arrested for illegal arms supply, running betting racket in Delhi
3/21/2026 9:20:49 PM
Early Times Report
NEW DELHI, Mar 21: Delhi Police arrested seven people in its crackdown against illegal arms supply and betting racket, seizing property worth crores, officials said on Saturday.
According to police, on March 19, an accused, Amit (37) was arrested in Tajpur Kalan with a firearm and cartridges.
"His interrogation led to the arrest of the mastermind, Pardeep Kumar alias Neetu (37), a bad character of the area with multiple criminal cases registered against him. His associates Sahil (26) and Vikash (25) were also arrested," Deputy Commissioner of Police (Outernorth) Hareshwar Swami said.
A search of the premises revealed a cache of weapons, including a shotgun, two illegal pistols, a revolver, and 22 live cartridges of various calibres. Police also recovered Rs 19.78 lakh in cash, 916 grams of gold, 940 grams of silver, and 13 luxury wristwatches.
Additionally, an SUV fitted with bulletproof shielding was impounded, along with another vehicle and multiple electronic devices allegedly used for betting operations, the officer said.
In a separate operation, three others, Ravi Singh (29), Md Sahil (25) and Md Akram alias Sahil (22), were arrested in connection with illegal arms trade in the Bawana area.
"Two suspects were arrested on the spot after their motorcycle slipped while attempting to flee. Another accused was arrested later during follow-up raids," police said.
They were allegedly involved in procuring and supplying country-made firearms. The accused used motorcycles and isolated locations to carry out transactions.
Police said several country-made pistols, revolvers, magazines and live cartridges were recovered from their possession, and a motorcycle used in the crime was impounded. Cases have been registered under relevant provisions of the Arms Act at Alipur and Narela Industrial Area police stations, and further investigation is underway, police said
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