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Court convicts five for manufacturing illegal arms in Uttar Pradesh

Additional district sessions judge PC Shrivastava imposed a fine of Rs5,000 on each of the accused Aman Jamil and his four sons - Afzal, Zahir Alam, Khalil, and Hadshim Ali after holding them guilty.

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Updated : Oct 16, 2010, 02:03 PM IST

A local court here today convicted five persons and sentenced them to five years of rigorous imprisonment for manufacturing illegal arms, police said.

Additional district sessions judge PC Shrivastava imposed a fine of Rs5,000 on each of the accused Aman Jamil and his four sons - Afzal, Zahir Alam, Khalil, and Hadshim Ali after holding them guilty.

Around 70 cartridges and 10 country-made pistols were seized when an illegal arms manufacturing factory was raided by the police at Sikandarpur village on November 11, 1999, according to prosecution.

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