Gun Licence in Ghaziabad

The legal aspects of owning, shooting, importing arms/ ammo and other related legal aspects as well as any other legal queries. Please note: This INCLUDES all arms licensing issues/ queries!
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Gun Licence in Ghaziabad

Post by dilshan » Sat May 25, 2013 12:14 pm

Hi,

I need to know where I should apply for Arms Licence in Ghaziabad.

Can I use Adhaar card as an address proof?

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Re: Gun Licence in Ghaziabad

Post by Katana » Sat May 25, 2013 12:40 pm

Apply to the District Magistrate or Commissioner of Police as the case may be.

Documents are a rather vague affair in India. Different areas have different requirements. Best to check from where you pick up the application form. Talk to your local babu and PI. You'll get the correct information from them.
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Re: Gun Licence in Ghaziabad

Post by dilshan » Sun May 26, 2013 4:46 pm

Thanks a lot katana.
But I would like to know from a ghaziabad resident the exact place where I need to apply.

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Re: Gun Licence in Ghaziabad

Post by Katana » Sun May 26, 2013 5:13 pm

dilshan,

There is always a 'first time' in life. Whats stopping you from finding out yourself? I'm sure you know whether you have a Commssionerate or a District magistrate. Just go to the relevant office and start making inquiries. Don't wait for others to tell you. That way you will arrive at your own judgement rather than acting on someones' opinions.
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