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The Delhi High Court on Friday quashed an FIR registered against a government school teacher for carrying a live cartridge to IGI airport after he apprised the court that the cartridge recovered from him dated back to his school days when he found it on a road in Uttarakhand
The court said that the present case was a “fit case for quashing of FIR” as “it is due to a mere oversight that the live ammunition remained in his bag and he was not carrying the same intentionally.”
It however added that useful police time was consumed and misdirected and therefore the directed the teacher to take extra classes for weak students in his school for a month.
Post the cartridge recovery, an FIR was registered at police station IGI airport under section 25 of Arms Act 1959. It has now been withdrawn
“Since the police machinery has been put in motion on account of the acts of commission & omission and could have been saved had the petitioner been more careful and vigilant. Useful time of police has now been consumed, which could have been better utilized for important matters, but has been misdirected towards these petty matters, therefore, the petitioner must do some social good for the society,” the court said.
(With inputs from PTI)
 

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Seeking quashing of FIR, the petitioner submitted that the cartridge recovered from him at the airport was found by him on a road when he was studying in a school in Uttarakhand in 2008-2009 

Seeking quashing of FIR, the petitioner submitted that the cartridge recovered from him at the airport was found by him on a road when he was studying in a school in Uttarakhand in 2008-2009&nbsp;

The Delhi High Court on Friday quashed an FIR registered against a government school teacher for carrying a live cartridge to IGI airport after he apprised the court that the cartridge recovered from him dated back to his school days when he found it on a road in Uttarakhand
The court said that the present case was a &ldquo;fit case for quashing of FIR&rdquo; as &ldquo;it is due to a mere oversight that the live ammunition remained in his bag and he was not carrying the same intentionally.&rdquo;
It however added that useful police time was consumed and misdirected and therefore it ordered the teacher to take extra classes for weak students in his school for a month.
Post the cartridge recovery, an FIR was registered at police station IGI airport under section 25 of Arms Act 1959. It has now been withdrawn
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&ldquo;Since the police machinery has been put in motion on account of the acts of commission &amp; omission and could have been saved had the petitioner been more careful and vigilant. Useful time of police has now been consumed, which could have been better utilized for important matters, but has been misdirected towards these petty matters, therefore, the petitioner must do some social good for the society,&rdquo; the court said.
(With inputs from PTI)
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Massive explosions were reported from Pakistan's Sialkot on March 20.&nbsp;News reports suggested that the blasts were heard near the cantonment area.
Some online accounts claimed that the explosions occurred at the Sialkot military base which has an ammunition storage area.&nbsp;A huge fire was also reported from the location.
The Sialkot cantonment is one of Pakistan's oldest army bases and was established in 1852 by the British Indian Army, as per reports.
The incident coincides with political turmoil in the country, with the Imran Khan government facing a no-confidence motion, even as the Prime Minister's coalition faces internal rebellion.

Pakistan: Blasts at Army base in Sialkot, fire in ammunition storage, say reports

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 Massive explosions were reported from Pakistan's Sialkot on March 20. News reports suggested that the blasts were heard near the cantonment area. Some online accounts claimed that the explosions occurred at the Sialkot military base which has an ammunition storage area. A huge fire was also reported from the location. The Sialkot cantonment is one of Pakistan's oldest army bases and was established in 1852 by the British Indian Army, as per reports. The incident coincided with political turmoil in the country, with the Imran Khan government facing a no-confidence motion, even as the Prime Minister's coalition faces internal rebellion.
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Massive explosions were reported from Pakistan's Sialkot on March 20.&nbsp;News reports suggested that the blasts were heard near the cantonment area.
Some online accounts claimed that the explosions occurred at the Sialkot military base which has an ammunition storage area.&nbsp;A huge fire was also reported from the location.
 The Sialkot cantonment is one of Pakistan's oldest army bases and was established in 1852 by the British Indian Army, as per reports.
 The incident coincides with political turmoil in the country, with the Imran Khan government facing a no-confidence motion, even as the Prime Minister's coalition faces internal rebellion.

Security forces believe that the items seized along Sukanteklai river near Bhutan border belonged to banned National Democratic Front of Boroland-Saoraigwra

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