Police Find Illegal Guns in India

May 11, 2026, 10:34
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Introduction

Police in Delhi, Punjab, and Manipur found many illegal guns. They also caught many bad people.

Main Body

In Delhi, police caught six men. These men belong to a dangerous group. The police found ten guns. One leader lives in Dubai and another is in jail. In Punjab, police caught two men. They found three pistols. A man in Italy helped them get the guns. This man is a criminal. In Manipur, police searched the hills. They found many rifles and grenades. They also caught two men from a banned group.

Conclusion

The police are still looking for more criminals and guns.

Learning

🌍 Locations & People

Look at how the text connects a place to a person using the word "in". This is the easiest way to tell someone where someone is.

  • The Place β†’\rightarrow The Person
  • In Delhi β†’\rightarrow police caught six men.
  • In Punjab β†’\rightarrow police caught two men.
  • In Manipur β†’\rightarrow police searched the hills.

πŸ’‘ Word Swap: "Caught" vs "Found"

Beginners often confuse these two. Here is the simple difference based on the story:

  1. Caught = Used for People (Police caught men).
  2. Found = Used for Things (Police found guns).

Pattern: extPerson→Caught ext{Person} \rightarrow \text{Caught} extObject→Found ext{Object} \rightarrow \text{Found}

Vocabulary Learning

police (n.)
law enforcement officers
Example:The police arrived quickly.
police
people who enforce the law and protect the public
Example:The police stopped the car for a traffic violation.
guns (n.)
firearms
Example:They found many guns.
illegal
not allowed by law
Example:It is illegal to smoke in this area.
men (n.)
adult male persons
Example:The police caught six men.
guns
firearms that shoot bullets
Example:The police seized the guns from the suspect.
caught
trapped or captured
Example:The thief was caught by the police.
people (n.)
human beings
Example:They also caught many bad people.
bad (adj.)
not good
Example:They caught many bad people.
men
adult male humans
Example:The men were standing in the street.
dangerous (adj.)
likely to cause harm
Example:These men belong to a dangerous group.
dangerous
capable of causing harm or death
Example:The road is dangerous during rain.
group (n.)
a set of people
Example:These men belong to a dangerous group.
group
a number of people together
Example:The group walked to the park.
leader (n.)
person in charge
Example:One leader lives in Dubai.
leader
a person who directs or manages a group
Example:The leader of the team gave instructions.
jail (n.)
prison
Example:Another is in jail.
jail
a place where criminals are kept
Example:He was sent to jail for his crimes.
found (v.)
discovered
Example:The police found ten guns.
criminal
a person who breaks the law
Example:The criminal was arrested.
searched
looked for something by checking carefully
Example:The police searched the house for evidence.
hills
slightly raised areas of land
Example:The hikers climbed the hills.
looking
trying to find or observe
Example:The police are looking for more evidence.
found
discovered or located
Example:They found the missing documents.