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SHORT ANSWER: No, it is generally illegal to carry deadly weapons in a religious procession. DETAILS: - The Arms Act, 1959 regulates the possession and carrying of firearms and ammunition in India. - Carrying weapons in public gatherings, including religious processions, is often prohibited under local laws and regulations to maintain public order. PUNISHMENT / IMPLICATIONS (if applicable): - Violation can lead to imprisonment and fines as per the provisions of the Arms Act. SOURCE: - Arms Act, 1959
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