The Arms Act, 1959, is an important piece of legislation in India that regulates the acquisition, possession, and use of firearms and other lethal weapons. Enacted on 23rd December 1959, the act aims to ensure that the possession and use of arms are governed by law to prevent misuse and maintain public safety.
The objective of the Arms Act is to regulate the possession, use, and transfer of firearms and ammunition in India. The act seeks to strike a balance between the right of individuals to bear arms for legitimate purposes such as self-defense, sports, and professions requiring firearms, and the need to prevent the misuse of weapons for unlawful activities.
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