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The Government on Thursday revoked restrictions imposed on the District Magistrates in J&K more than 54 months ago for issuing fresh individual Arms Licenses in Jammu and Kashmir.     According to an order issued by Financial Commissioner/ Additional Chief Secretary, Home Department Raj Kumar Goyal (IAS), "In supersession of Government Order No. 922 - Home of 2018 dated 12.07.2

JAMMU, Jan 19: The Government on Thursday revoked restrictions imposed on the District Magistrates in J&K more than 54 months ago for issuing fresh individual Arms Licenses in Jammu and Kashmir.“In supersession of Government Order No. 922 – Home of 2018 dated 12.07.2018, it is hereby ordered that the restriction imposed on the District Magistrates

The Jammu and Kashmir government on Thursday revoked restrictions imposed on District Magistrates in the UT for more than 54 months for issuing fresh individual arms licences."In supercession of Government Order No. 922 - Home of 2018 ...

While delivering a ruling in a case, the judge noted that the prosecution itself alleged against the applicant that he was found to have two empty cartridges ie fired cartridges

While an MHA 2019 advisory, Indian criminal law and Arms Act as well as judgements & Judicial Commission Reports required implementation of strict norms and restrictions these were often breached, states the PIL

The Delhi High Court has held that individuals who are members of associations or clubs are not allowed to be in permanent possession of more than two firearms under the Arms Act.

The Customs officers at the Indira Gandhi International airport, in the national capital on Wednesday seized more than one kilogram of cocaine worth Rs 15 crore

Japan has zero tolerance for gun laws, making the attack on former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe even more dreadful. Let us understand how the zero-tolerance gun laws in Japan are different from other nations.

In widely shared images, camp attendees are seen holding what appear to be air guns and tridents. The organisers have claimed airguns do not need licences and the tridents were "not sharp."

About 400 activists were said to have taken part in the Bajrang Dal-organised event