Punjab Police arrested four terrorists with weapons, action with Delhi Police

Ahead of the Independence Day, Punjab Police along with Delhi Police busted the Pak-ISI backed terror module. Punjab Police has arrested Arsh Dalla sitting in Canada and four module members linked to Gurjant Singh of Australia. DGP Punjab said that 3 grenades, 1 IED, two 9 mm pistols and 40 live cartridges have been recovered from the accused.
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Earlier in April, the Intelligence Wing of Punjab Police had arrested two close associates of fugitive gangster-turned-terrorist Arshdeep Singh alias Arsh Dalla. Harsh Kumar and his partner Raghav were both residents of Kot Isse Khan district Moga. The police had recovered foreign MP-5 guns along with 44 cartridges from them.
Who is Arsh Dalla
Arsh Dalla, an active gangster turned terrorist, is a resident of Moga and now lives in Canada. He has been involved in gangster and terrorist activities for a long time. Punjab Police has already busted several modules of Arsh Dalla and arrested his close associates and recovered IEDs, grenades and other arms and ammunition from them.
Delhi Police arrested two Bangladeshi nationals
Delhi Police has got a big success before Independence Day. The team of South Dwarka District Police has arrested two Bangladeshi nationals during checking from Palam area. Police have recovered 10 fake rubber stamps of Bangladesh ministries and several passports from them. At present, the process of interrogation of the arrested Bangladeshi citizens is going on.
According to the police, Delhi Police has arrested two Bangladeshi nationals from Palam area. Several passports and 10 fake rubber stamps of Bangladesh ministries have been recovered from them. Further investigation is on.