Jhajjar: In anticipation of the upcoming Assembly elections, Police Commissioner Mr. B Satish Balan has announced comprehensive measures to maintain law and order across the Jhajjar district. A critical part of these measures involves requiring all arms license holders to deposit their firearms at the nearest police station without delay. This initiative is intended to minimize potential security threats and ensure a peaceful election atmosphere.
Commissioner Balan has made it clear that this directive is mandatory, and that the police will be vigilant in enforcing it. He has warned that any licensed firearm owner who deliberately fails to deposit their weapon as instructed will face stringent legal action. The authorities will be conducting regular checks to ensure full compliance, and those found in violation may be subject to penalties, including the suspension or revocation of their arms licenses, along with possible criminal charges.
This preemptive action is part of a broader strategy to prevent any disruption during the electoral process, reflecting the administration’s commitment to safeguarding the democratic process and ensuring the safety of all citizens during the election.
