Federal government reduces non-prohibited arms licences by over 90% in 13 months
Most outlets led with the government's reported 90% reduction in non-prohibited arms licence issuance, citing the 5,700 licences issued over 13 months as stated by Talal Chaudhry to a Senate committee. One outlet also noted in passing a separate claim about Afghan nationals' involvement in terrorism in KP and Balochistan, which was not mentioned by others.
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Govt cuts non-prohibited-bore arms licences by over 90%, Senate panel told
Only 5,700 licences issued in 13 months under stricter criteria; police clearance and parliamentary recommendation now mandatory
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Govt Cuts Arms License Issuance Rate by Over 90%
The federal government has cut the issuance of non-prohibited-bore arms licences by more than 90 per cent, with only 5,700… Read More
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Govt cuts arms licence issuance by over 90pc
• Only 5,700 non-prohibited-bore arms licences issued in 13 months, Senate body told• Tallal Chaudhry says 60pc of those involved in terrorism incidents in KP and Balochistan were Afghan nationals ISLAMABAD: The federal government has cut the issuance of non-prohibited-bore arms licences by more than 90 per cent, with only 5,700 licences issued over the past 13 months under strict criteria, the...
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Only 5,700 non-prohibited borelicences were issued in last 13 months, says Talal Chaudhry
ISLAMABAD - The federal government has cut the issuance of non-prohibited arms licences by over 90 per cent by introducing a strict criterion, the Senate Standing Committee on Interior was informed on Monday.
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