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Government revokes arms licences in Nagaland
The Central Government has revoked 352 arms licences which were issued by the licensing authorities of various districts of Nagaland between August 24, 1987 and January 9, 2007, as the licences were without any authority of law. An order to this effect has been published in the Gazette of India extraordinary on April 7, 2011. The complete order along with the licence numbers and issuing authorities is available on the website of the Ministry of Home Affairs i.e. www.mha.nic.in under “Circulars for Public”.
Individuals, holding these licences which cease to be lawful need to deposit both the licences and the arms and ammunition corresponding to these licences within 15 days from the date of publication of this order i.e. by April 21, 2011, with officer in charge of the police station nearest to wherever they are residing at present. Failure to deposit the arms and ammunition is liable to punishment with such imprisonment and fine as stipulated under section 25 of the Arms Act, 1959, a release said.
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