Hisar:- Superintendent of Police Hansi Amit Yashvardhan said that usually many youths, seeing each other, take weapons and make photos in different poses while waving them and upload them on social media, which sends a very wrong message in the society and promotes criminal tendencies in the society.
In doing this type of illegal work, both the person who has the weapon and the one who uploads the photo will be guilty. Most of the cases are related to celebratory firing which is illegal. Hansi Police has taken legal action against the people who upload photos with weapons on social media.
Hansi Police will take strict action against those who do celebratory firing, Hansi Police has a keen eye on social media monitoring*
Making the general public aware, Superintendent of Police Hansi has given instructions that no licensed weapon holder should hand over his weapons to any other person nor upload photos with weapons on social media platforms.
No person can display such weapons. If someone does so, legal action will be taken against him and the license of the weapon will be cancelled. This is a very wrong trend. This can lead to the youth getting misled and confused.