Home ministry could ban sale of knives to youth

But it will depend on a strong link being found between possession and use in violent crime Law and Order: The home ministry is leaning towards banning sale of knives for youth under 18, as proposed by the police. But on imposing a time curfew that would restrict youth from being on the streets after […]

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