Man arrested for using fathers licensed gun to commit crimes
During interrogation, the accused revealed that he used his father's licensed revolver to carry out the crimes and used the money to fulfil his expensive hobbies. He did not carry a mobile phone while committing the crimes.
SP Durgesh Kumar said that on Saturday, the Kotwali police received information that Rahul Parihar, a resident of Gudha village in the Dakor Kotwali area, was planning to commit a crime and was standing near Modi ground on Konch Road. Acting on this information, the police, with the help of SOG and surveillance, surrounded and arrested the suspect. tnn
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