Updated On: 21 January, 2023 10:47 PM IST | Mumbai | Anurag Kamble
The cops noticed a man walking towards the sitting arrangement having something tucked in his pants. The suspected man was detained and during his frisking, cops found a US-made revolver. The man had license for the revolver

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BKC cops booked a 39-year-old man from Bhiwandi for allegedly carrying a loaded revolver to the rally of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The accused claimed to be a Bhartiya Janata Yuva Morcha worker had come to attend the rally. The cops noticed a man walking towards the sitting arrangement having something tucked in his pants. The suspected man was detained and during his frisking, cops found a US-made revolver. The man had license for the revolver.
PM Modi visited Mumbai on 19th January and inaugurated infrastructure projects and metro. The inauguration held at BKC at MMRDA grounds. Hundreds of policemen and additional forces were deputed for the security of the dignitaries and public. During the meeting, at around 5.10 pm, Hanmant Salgare, Police Sub inspector, Matunga police station, noticed a man walking towards metal detector of Ground number 2 was walking differently.