Haryana Rights Panel Orders Security Review of Police Storerooms After Theft of 32 Firearms
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Rights panel orders statewide security audit after 32 guns stolen from Faridabad police station
Haryana Human Rights Commission orders statewide audit of police armouries after 32 licensed firearms were stolen from Faridabad police station; DGP report due Jan 11, 2027.
Haryana News: A sensational case has emerged from Haryana. The Haryana Human Rights Commission has taken a tough stand in the case of the theft of 32 licensed weapons from the storeroom of Sector 8 police station in Faridabad. The Commission has directed all police stations in the state to review the security arrangements at storerooms and prevent unauthorized access to weapons.
The Haryana Human Rights Commission has expressed serious concern over the theft of 32 licensed weapons from the storeroom of Sector 8 police station in Faridabad. Calling it a major threat to public safety and law and order, the Commission has directed the Haryana DGP to review the security arrangements at storerooms in all police stations across the state. The Commission also questioned how an apprentice, who was not a regular employee of the …
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