In Twist In Malda Murders Case, Bengal Cops To Check Arms Smuggling Angle

According to police, 19-year-old Asif told them he killed his family members on February 28

The case of a man in West Bengal's Malda who killed four members of his family has taken a twist after the police arrested two of his friends and found five handguns and bullets from their houses. According to police, 19-year-old Asif told them he killed his family members on February 28. A few days ago, he went to the house of his two friends and gave them the weapons for safekeeping. The police have got 12-day custody of Arif and four-day custody for each of his friends who have so far only been charged under the Arms Act. The police are working to check if they were involved in the murders or if any other person was also involved.