Following CBI raids at 40 areas in Jammu and Kashmir and Delhi in reference to the issuance of arms licenses to unauthorized individuals, police within the UT’s Reasi district on Monday claimed to have recognized 9 criminals, ordinary offenders and history-sheeters, who dedicated self-defence. , managed to acquire gun licenses from districts aside from his personal.
Reasi SSP Shalindra Singh stated the sector report didn’t pose any risk to them, for which they wanted self-defence. He stated that a few of them had three arms and ammunition for a few years.
As quickly because the police got here to know that these criminals have created concern within the minds of the individuals and have amassed big wealth by utilizing these weapons, they ready a recent subject report and got here up with the suggestions for cancellation of those licenses. Contacted the involved district magistrates.
He bought 5 gun licenses canceled, whereas two have been discovered to be faux. Reasi SSP stated that the police have seized the weapon and registered a case.
Identified ones embrace:
* Mohammad Asghar, who was named in two FIRs for allegedly harboring and killing terrorists. He had a gun in 1984 allegedly on the premise of a license issued by the workplace of DM Udhampur. The police requested the DM’s workplace to cancel his license solely to seek out that there was no such official document. Police have registered an FIR and confiscated the gun.
* Mohammad Asghar, who has been concerned in 10 circumstances of try to homicide, assault and theft since 2010, used to own a single barrel 12 bore gun on the premise of a license issued from the workplace of DM Poonch. When the police contacted the DM to cancel the license, it was discovered that it was faux. Police have seized the gun and registered a case towards Asghar.
* Between 1984-89, 12 circumstances of homicide, try to homicide, assault, kidnapping, theft and so on have been registered towards Ratan Lal. After managing a gun license from Srinagar district, he had a 12 bore gun.
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With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
