GURUGRAM: Police reported a fresh recovery of eight pistols and 16 magazines on Monday, November 2, 2026, after two more accused were arrested near GD Goenka University on the Sohna to Gurugram Road a day earlier. The new seizure follows an October 29 recovery in Sector 112, Bajghera, and brings the investigation's reported total to 13 pistols, 27 magazines and four arrests.
The latest arrests were made by the Sector 40 Crime Branch team, according to two local reports carrying the police account. Police identified the two accused as Durgesh and Narendra from Khargone district in Madhya Pradesh. The alleged supply route extended to Gurugram and the wider Delhi NCR region.
Two recoveries at different locations
Police said the first two accused, Deepak and Rahul, were arrested in Sector 112 on October 29 with five pistols and 11 magazines. Investigators questioned them during a five day police remand and obtained information about where the weapons had come from. That questioning led to the subsequent operation on the Sohna road.
In the fresh operation on Sunday, November 1, the Sector 40 team recovered eight more pistols and 16 magazines. Police said the consignment was intercepted before delivery. The additional eight pistols are the new development; the figure of 13 is the cumulative recovery across the two operations, rather than the number recovered at Sunday's arrest location.
| Operation | Pistols | Magazines | Accused arrested |
|---|---|---|---|
| October 29, Sector 112 | 5 | 11 | 2 |
| November 1, Sohna road | 8 | 16 | 2 |
| Combined total reported by police | 13 | 27 | 4 |
What police are investigating
According to the police account, the two latest accused were connected to a person manufacturing illegal weapons in Madhya Pradesh. Investigators alleged that the accused transported weapons by bus and supplied them in Delhi NCR. Police also alleged that the same pair had supplied the weapons recovered from the first two accused.
The reports attribute to police a claim that the alleged supply activity had continued for about four years, with a commission of Rs 7,000 for each weapon. Those statements concern the investigation and questioning of the accused. They are allegations, and the arrests do not establish guilt.
The next steps described by police are to identify the principal supplier, find the suspected manufacturing location in Madhya Pradesh, establish the weapons' source and identify other people involved. The reported investigation does not establish that the suspected manufacturing site has already been located or that its operator has been arrested.
Official information and local background
The Gurugram Police Crime Branch page provides the official departmental reference. The case details above were confirmed from two reports published on November 2. For urgent police assistance, the department's official helpline page lists 112.
Separate recent police coverage includes a reported narcotics recovery, property action in Ghata and Wazirabad and firecracker enforcement arrangements. These are distinct matters, and no connection with this weapons investigation has been established in the sources checked.
