Four pistols with 10 live cartridges were recovered from his
possession, senior police official Dinkar Gupta said in an official
statement.
A police officer from the Catalan Tiger Force (KTF) was arrested in the Moga district of Punjab on Tuesday, a few days after his accomplices were arrested, police said on Tuesday.
Kamaljeet Sharma, also known as Kamal, was arrested near the village of Nathuwala Jadid in Moga district, they said.
Four firearms containing 10 live cartridges were recovered, police chief Dinkar Gupta said in an official statement.
On May 22, police said they had arrested Lovepreet Singh and Ram Singh, who were allegedly involved in several serious incidents, including murder.
Acting on the orders of Canadian-based clothing king Hardeep Singh Nijjar, the three KTF organizations were also involved in the killing of a Dera supporter and shooting and injuring a priest in January this year, police said.
Nijjar has been identified as a "designated terrorist" under the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA) by the central government, they said.
His name was listed on a list of Calvinist staff provided by Prime Minister Amarinder Singh to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau during his 2018 visit to India.
Mr Gupta said apart from Nijjar, three other KTF co-conspirators/masterminds, named as Arshdip, Ramandip and Charanjit, were hiding in Surrey in Canada and Punjab police had been making every effort to deport them to India to face criminal prosecution. case.
Moga police chief Harmanbir Singh Gill said initial investigations revealed that Kamal allegedly received a lot of "hawala" from his Canadian colleagues instead of committing crimes.
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