Summary:
Archana told police that the bullets — of .32 calibre — belonged to a relative, who has an arms licence, and they ended up in her bag inadvertently. She was released after questioning.In July 2017, a 30-year-old woman from Mumbai, Shweta Bane, was caught carrying four bullets in her baggage at Bhopal airport. She didn’t have an arms licence and couldn’t explain how the bullets got into her baggage. He told police that the ammunition belonged to his brother, who has an arms licence. Shweta, who runs an institute to train insurance agents in Mumbai, told police that her grandfather was a former cop and her mother “might have put the bullets in her luggage by mistake”..