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Special court to be set up in districts to hear Arms Act cases: Bihar DGP

Special court to be set up in districts to hear Arms Act cases: Bihar DGP

Patna, June 19 (UNI) A special fast-track court would be constituted in every district of Bihar to hear Arms Act cases, said top police official here on Thursday.
Director General of Police (DGP) Vinay Kumar said that a proposal in this connection has been submitted before the government.
Kumar said that more than 5,000 cases under Arms Act were registered during the last one year across the state but in absence of fast-track courts in the state, there is unnecessary delay in hearing of these cases.

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