Firearms would not be allowed in public events, marriage parties, and religious congregations. File Photo
Mohali, February 14
Mohali administration imposes complete ban on display of weapons and firearms in public places till April 10.
Firearms would not be allowed in public events, marriage parties, and religious congregations. Legal action would be taken for playing incendiary songs and speeches.
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