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GOVERNMENT OF MEGHALAYAHOME (POLICE) DEPARTMENT.NO.HPL 96/92/35 Dated Shillong, the 26 th , October 1993.From:-Shri Y.Lyngdoh,Under Secretary to the Govt of Meghalaya,Home (Police) Department.To(1) The Director General & Inspector General of Police, Meghalaya,Shillong(2) All District Magistrate in the State of Meghalaya.Subject:- Instructions regarding disposal of obsolete/ obsolescent,confiscated, seized recovered firearms and ammunition.,Sir,In continuation of this Department‟s letter No HPL. 96/92/6 Dated14.6.92. relating to the subject indicated above, I am directed to forward herewith a copy ofletter No V-11020/10/93 -ARMS Dt. 15.9.93 from the Special Secretary to the Govt. OfIndia, Ministry of Home Affairs for information and guidance with a request that theinstruction contained therein may be strictly adhered to.Yours faithfully,Under Secretary to the Govt. of Meghalaya.Home ( Police ) Department.Go top
No. v-11020/10/93-ArmsGovernment of India / Bharat SarkarMinister of Home Affairs / Grih MantralayaChief Secretaries of all states / UTs (Home Departments )Director General, BSF, New Delhi.Director General, CRPF, New Delhi.Director IB New Delhi.Ministry of Railways ( Railways Board ) New Delhi.Director General, CISF, New Delhi.Director , SVP, National Police Academy, Hyderabad.Director General, ITBP, New Delhi.New Delhi, dated the 15.9.93Subject: DISPOSAL OF OBSOLETE / OBSOLESCENT / CONFISCATED / SEIZED/RECOVERED FIRE ARMS AND AMMUNITION INSTRUCTIONREGARDING.Sir,I am directed to invite ref. to this Ministry‟s Circular letter of even numberdated 18 th May, 1992, on the subject mentioned above. It was, inter-alia, stated under para 5of the said letter that instructions relating to the disposal of confiscated/ forfeited and seized/recovered arms and ammunition of non-prohibited category shall be issued separately.3. The matter has been considered in this Ministry and it has been decided that the StateGovernments / UTs administration may dispose of such arms and ammunition as perthe procedure contained in the succeeding paragraphs:Disposal of confiscated / forfeited fire arms and ammunition of non-prohibitedcategory:(i) Separate inventories for smooth bore fire arms (12 bore guns, etc) and rifledweapons (rifles, pistol, revolvers, etc) of non-prohibited bore category whichhave been confiscated /forfeited to the Government under the provisions of theArms Act. Cr.P.C. etc. shall be maintained.(ii) All such stocks shall be earmarked for allotment to eligible person in thefollowing proportions applicable to each category of the fire- arm:(a) Members of the Union Council of Ministers and Ministers in the State / UTGovernment 20% of the stocks.(b) Members of Parliament and State Legislative Assemblies / Council. - 15% ofthe stocks.(c) Office bearers of zila parishad / District councils and Municipal corporation ;-10% of the stocks.(d)(e)Serving / retired civil and police officers.;- 25% of the stocks.Retired/ retiring members of Central paramilitary forces, who have served inthe State / UT concerned for a period of not less than three years.- 10% of thestocks.(f) Private citizens facing grave threat to their lives from militants / terrorists ( inthe areas severely affected by the militancy / terrorism ) 10% of the stocks.(g) MHA reserve (to be alloted by the Central Government ) - 10% of the stocks.3. Any allotment of fire arms shall be subject to the following conditions :-(i) The allottee should possess a valid licence for possession of a fire arms of thecategory to be alloted.(ii) The fire arms should be in serviceable condition and should contain the nameof the manufacturer, distinguishing mark, number, etc and meet otherconditions prescribed in the Arms Act and Rules.(iii)Price of the individual fire arm should be fixed by the State Government. Forthis purpose, a Price Fixation Committee, in which representatives from theState Home and Finance Departments and some local licensed fire arms
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ANNEXURE „A‟Crime against women
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