Lucknow: The government is taking a serious stand to stop the incidents of harsh firing. In fact, the government has given instructions to strictly follow the Ordnance Act 2019. Let us tell you that from this time the UP government has prepared very strictly on Harsh firing. Yes, the new provisions of the Arms (Amendment) Act 2019 are being strictly implemented. Let us tell you that if a case of a harsh firing is registered against someone, then punishment will be given under the new provisions. Yes and under this, now there is a provision of imprisonment of two years and a fine of up to one lakh rupees.
Although you all must know that the police are already strict about the incidents of Harsh firing. Yes, and it can be gauged from the fact that year after year the incidents of Harsh firing are decreasing. Not only this but through social media also those who are firing harshly are being monitored. Yes, and on the basis of the video of Harsh firing on social media of the pretenders, cases are also being registered.
Let us tell you that the Uttar Pradesh government has given instructions to strictly follow the Ordnance Act 2019. Regarding this, the police and administrative officials have increased both strictness and activism. Along with this, strict instructions have been given to the SHOs and Chowki in-charges that strict action will be taken against the accused if the incident of harsh firing occurs. Their gun license should be revoked. Not only this but legal action should be taken against them. On this instruction of the government, the police administration has started monitoring the matter.
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