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How the ATS cracked the 2006 Aurangabad arms haul case in three days
Updated On: 29 July, 2016 09:06 AM IST | | Saurabh Vaktania
In the first week of May, 2006, a call from Pakistan intercepted by the central agency IB revealed that two vehicles — one in Nashik’s direction and the other moving towards Malegaon — were consigned to move heavy arms and passed it on to Maharashtra ATS
>> In the first week of May, 2006, a call from Pakistan intercepted by the central agency IB revealed that two vehicles — one in Nashik’s direction and the other moving towards Malegaon — were consigned to move heavy arms and passed it on to Maharashtra ATS. It also intercepted the number of the two cars.
>> Led by ACP Sunil Deshmukh, the search for the vehicle started immediately. Traps were laid in Nashik, Aurangabad and other parts of Maharashtra. All the highways and inner roads were put on high alert.


