Operation Aaghat 3.0  was launched as Delhi gears up for New Year festivities.

Over 500 arrested, arms and drugs seized in national capital as Delhi Police launch pre-New Year drive

Punjab Police have busted a cross-border weapons-smuggling network, seizing illegal arms and apprehending key suspects. The operation highlights the state’s proactive efforts to curb illegal arms trafficking and strengthen border security.

BREAKING: Punjab Police Bust Cross Border Weapons-Smuggling Network 

Social media platforms, like Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, have been called out for allowing users to advertise gun modifiers. What are gun modifiers? Why are they illegal? Molly Gambhir tells you more.

Social media users are advertising and selling illegal gun modifier

Mass shootings, murders, suicides, and gun-related violence have been on the rise, especially since the pandemic. Easy access to firearms whether legal or illegal is one of the main reasons for gun violence. Even though governments have found a way to regulate the same, people have found other ways to sell and purchase these weapons which is done easily via social media! Keep watching to know how.

Gun DIY kit, also known as ghost gun, bought online fuel epidemic of violence

A top military commander from North Korea has spoke out about the most secretive nation under Kim Jong-un's rule, from killings to illegal drug labs. Kim Kuk-song told the BBC in an exclusive interview that he spent 30 years working his way through the ranks of North Korea's formidable espionage organisations, which were the "eyes, ears, and brains of the Supreme Leader.

Drug deals to weapons sales: Kim Jong-un wants money by any means, says defector

A man was arrested after police busted an illegal arms manufacturing unit from the Port area of Kolkata. According to the police's statement, the accused identified as Abdul Kayum alias Munna has been arrested for his alleged involvement in the illegal arms manufacturing unit.

Police bust illegal arms manufacturing unit in West Bengal, 1 held

Police in Peru on Friday destroyed over 11,000 weapons seized in recent months during police operations nationwide. In the city of Pisco, located some 300 kilometers (186 miles) from the capital Lima, officials said this was the largest weapons destruction operation in a decade. The majority of the weapons were seized from criminals and gangs. The arsenal consisted of 3,783 pistols, 5,230 revolvers, 319 carbines, 1,213 shotguns and 1,065 handcrafted weapons. According to official statistics, 13 out of 100 Peruvians were victims of robbery between July and December 2018, most carried out with a firearm. The destruction was carried out within the framework of the United Nations International Day of Destruction of Small Arms commemorated every 9th of July since 2001.

Peru police destroy thousands of illegal weapons

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