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Bhagwant Mann Cracks down On Punjab 'Gun Culture', 800 Licences Cancelled
There will be a complete ban on glorification of violence and weapons, the Aam Aadmi Party's government said, adding that random checking will be done in different areas in coming days.
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Punjab Cop Arrested For Promoting "Gun Culture" On YouTube, Gets Bail
A Punjab Police constable was released on bail after being arrested for allegedly promoting 'gun culture' in his YouTube song titled 'Mahakaal'.
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Case Against 4, Including A Boy, For 'Glorifying' Gun Culture In Amritsar
Amritsar Rural Police booked four people, including a 10-year-old boy and his father, for "glorifying" gun culture but later cancelled the FIR after it was pointed out that the firearm in question was a "toy gun."
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Flaunting Arms Banned In Punjab's Big Crackdown On Gun Culture
Hasty or reckless use of weapons, or celebratory firing, which can endanger human life or personal safety of others shall be a punishable offence, cases will be registered against violators.
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No Attempt To Murder By Farmers In Cow Dung Dumping Case: Amarinder Singh
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh has ordered the withdrawal of an attempt to murder case against protesters for dumping cow dung outside a BJP leader's house. But, he justified the charges against singer Shree Brar who has been accused of promoting gun culture through a song of his.
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Punjabi Singer, Cops Charged After Gun Shooting Video Amid Lockdown
A controversial Punjabi singer, Sidhu Moosewala, who is already facing charges for promoting gun culture, was charged again today after a video of him shooting at a firing range was widely shared on social media amid the nationwide lockdown. The incident took place in front of five cops, in an embarrassing situation for Punjab police.
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Punjab Police Registers Case Against Singers For 'Propagating Violence'
The Punjab Police on Saturday said it has registered a case against Punjabi singers Shubhdeep Singh Sidhu, aka Sidhu Moose Wala, and Mankirat Aulakh for allegedly promoting violence and gun culture in a song uploaded on social media.
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Bhagwant Mann Cracks down On Punjab 'Gun Culture', 800 Licences Cancelled
There will be a complete ban on glorification of violence and weapons, the Aam Aadmi Party's government said, adding that random checking will be done in different areas in coming days.
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Punjab Cop Arrested For Promoting "Gun Culture" On YouTube, Gets Bail
A Punjab Police constable was released on bail after being arrested for allegedly promoting 'gun culture' in his YouTube song titled 'Mahakaal'.
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Case Against 4, Including A Boy, For 'Glorifying' Gun Culture In Amritsar
Amritsar Rural Police booked four people, including a 10-year-old boy and his father, for "glorifying" gun culture but later cancelled the FIR after it was pointed out that the firearm in question was a "toy gun."
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Flaunting Arms Banned In Punjab's Big Crackdown On Gun Culture
Hasty or reckless use of weapons, or celebratory firing, which can endanger human life or personal safety of others shall be a punishable offence, cases will be registered against violators.
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No Attempt To Murder By Farmers In Cow Dung Dumping Case: Amarinder Singh
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh has ordered the withdrawal of an attempt to murder case against protesters for dumping cow dung outside a BJP leader's house. But, he justified the charges against singer Shree Brar who has been accused of promoting gun culture through a song of his.
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Punjabi Singer, Cops Charged After Gun Shooting Video Amid Lockdown
A controversial Punjabi singer, Sidhu Moosewala, who is already facing charges for promoting gun culture, was charged again today after a video of him shooting at a firing range was widely shared on social media amid the nationwide lockdown. The incident took place in front of five cops, in an embarrassing situation for Punjab police.
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Punjab Police Registers Case Against Singers For 'Propagating Violence'
The Punjab Police on Saturday said it has registered a case against Punjabi singers Shubhdeep Singh Sidhu, aka Sidhu Moose Wala, and Mankirat Aulakh for allegedly promoting violence and gun culture in a song uploaded on social media.
