The district administration in Peshawar has enforced a strict ban on firecrackers and toy guns, warning of legal consequences for those involved in their sale, particularly in the lead-up to Eid-ul-Fitr.
Implemented under Section 144, the prohibition aims to uphold law and order during the festive period, ensuring public safety, ARY News reported on Sunday.
Authorities emphasize that the restrictions are necessary to prevent disturbances, with violators facing action under Section 188.
Similarly, the district administration in Mohmand has also outlawed the sale of toy guns.
According to an official statement from the Deputy Commissioner’s office, a complete ban has been imposed throughout the district.
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The directive highlights concerns that such toys encourage negative social behaviors and pose safety risks, especially for children. Shopkeepers have been strictly warned against selling toy guns.
