Now, explosives recovered from arrested Meghalaya BJP chief’s farmhouse
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GUWAHATI: Meghalaya Police on Thursday recovered explosive supplies from the farmhouse of arrested state BJP vice chairman Bernard Marak.
The objects recovered included 35 gelatin sticks, 100 detonators, 4 cross bows and 15 arrows.
The farmhouse is positioned at Tura within the West Garo Hills district. The police had recovered 400 bottles of liquor and 500 packets of condom and contraceptive tablets amongst others throughout a raid on the non-public property final week. Five youngsters have been additionally rescued.
Superintendent of Police Vivekananda Singh mentioned a group of the district little one safety unit and the police had gone to the farmhouse on Thursday to gather garments and books of the rescued youngsters.
“During this exercise, they found one small door-like structure. When this door was broken open, the explosives and other weapons were recovered,” Singh instructed The New Indian Express.
He additionally mentioned that costs can be added below the Explosives Substances Act, 1908 in opposition to Marak.
He mentioned medical experiences prompt one of many rescued youngsters was sexually assaulted. The police registered a contemporary FIR below POCSO Act following this revelation.
Meanwhile, Marak, who was arrested in Hapur district of Uttar Pradesh on Tuesday, was dropped at Tura on Thursday. The militant leader-turned-politician is a member of the Garo Hills Autonomous District Council.
GUWAHATI: Meghalaya Police on Thursday recovered explosive supplies from the farmhouse of arrested state BJP vice chairman Bernard Marak.
The objects recovered included 35 gelatin sticks, 100 detonators, 4 cross bows and 15 arrows.
The farmhouse is positioned at Tura within the West Garo Hills district. The police had recovered 400 bottles of liquor and 500 packets of condom and contraceptive tablets amongst others throughout a raid on the non-public property final week. Five youngsters have been additionally rescued.
Superintendent of Police Vivekananda Singh mentioned a group of the district little one safety unit and the police had gone to the farmhouse on Thursday to gather garments and books of the rescued youngsters.
“During this exercise, they found one small door-like structure. When this door was broken open, the explosives and other weapons were recovered,” Singh instructed The New Indian Express.
He additionally mentioned that costs can be added below the Explosives Substances Act, 1908 in opposition to Marak.
He mentioned medical experiences prompt one of many rescued youngsters was sexually assaulted. The police registered a contemporary FIR below POCSO Act following this revelation.
Meanwhile, Marak, who was arrested in Hapur district of Uttar Pradesh on Tuesday, was dropped at Tura on Thursday. The militant leader-turned-politician is a member of the Garo Hills Autonomous District Council.
