Penalty for illicit firearm possession In Pakistan, the maximum penalty for illicit possession of firearms is 7 years prison. Gun free zones In Pakistan, private guns are prohibited in educational institutions, hostels or boarding and lodging houses, fairs, gatherings or processions of a political, religious, ceremonial or sectarian character, and on the premises of or public offices. State authorities carry out recognised arms tracing and tracking procedures but state authorities do not employ ballistic fingerprinting technology to trace guns and ammunition. Marking and tracing firearms and ammunition In Pakistan, a unique identifying mark on each firearm is required by law. However, there are written specifications for the lawful safe storage of firearms and ammunition while in transit. Similarly, grade-22 officers will also be able to get licenses of the prohibited bore while for grade-21 officers the notification says they will have to get no objection certificates (NOC) from their departments’ heads.There are also no written specifications for the lawful safe storage of private firearms and ammunition, no inclusion of written specifications for the lawful safe storage of firearms and ammunition and no lawful safe storage of firearms and ammunition by state entities.
The notification lays down the condition that the filers of at least 0.1 million in annual tax will be eligible for the arms’ licenses of the prohibited bore, while for the applicants of licenses of the non-prohibited bore, it says they will have to be the filers of at least Rs50, 000 in annual tax.Īccording to the fresh directives, besides others, the country’s president, prime minister, Senate chairman, National Assembly speaker, chief justice of the Supreme Court as well as the chief justices of the high courts, chief ministers, governors, federal ministers and members of parliament will also be eligible for two arms’ licenses of the prohibited bore. It further says that only the minister for the interior will be authorized to issue licenses for the prohibited bore. Under the notification, Rs8, 000 will be charged from the people applying for the renewal of arms’ licenses of the prohibited bore while Rs4, 000 for the renewal of licenses of the non-prohibited bore. The notification says that Rs10, 500 will be charged in fee for the issuance of a license for the prohibited bore while Rs6, 500 for the non-prohibited bore.
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