Ludhiana: After touching the lowest number in 2019 since 2014, cases under the ARM acted in the Comversion of Police Ludhiana (CP) witnessed a slight increase in 2020, according to the data on the National Recording Bureau (NCRB).
The NCRB report shows Ludhiana CP registered 22 cases under ACT ACT last year.
Of these, 20 is related to illegal firearms.
The previous year’s data showed cases of Act Act in Ludhiana CP was the highest (49) in 2014; 37 years old; 45 years 2016; 35 of 2017; 29 of 2018; 20 In 2019 and 22 at 2020.
The picture last year put Ludhiana CP, along with the Hoshiarpur district and Tarn Taran, in second place in Punjab.
Amritsar Rural has the maximum amount of these cases (55).
Barnala only has two cases, the lowest.
In 2019, Ludhiana was second in the CPS and the country district.
CPludhiana CP is in place number four in the case of illegal weapons.
Amritsar Rural was above, followed by Hoshiarpur and Bathinda.
Pararesiden said the police had to check the flow of illegal weapons into the city.
“There should be better screening at the gateway, especially the bus station and the train station, and more checking the national boundaries to stop the entry of illegal weapons.
This will help check the crime graph as well.
Many licensed arm holders use irresponsible weapons .
This aspect must also be handled, “said Amandeep Bains, a social activist and founder of RBS (Rajguru, Bhagat Singh and Sukhdev) roots.
Senior COP said, “The amount was a little more because we had recovered more illegal weapons last year.
Compared to 2019.
In addition to conducting an examination, we enforce the norms related to licensed weapons too.” Police Commissioner Ludhiana Gurpreet Singh Bhullar could not be contacted.