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The coordinated actions, carried out during naka checking and routine patrolling in Hyderpora, West End Colony, Airport Drop Gate, Batengoo and other locations, saw the recovery of 151 grams of heroin, nearly 4 grams of heroin-like substance, 69 grams of cannabis, 212 grams of poppy straw, 140 grams of ganja and 38.87 grams of charas. Cases have been registered under relevant provisions of the law and investigations have been launched. Police reiterated that sustained operations will continue to dismantle drug networks and protect society from the menace of narcotics.
- Police arrests 7 drug peddlers in Budgam & Anantnag; contraband substances recovered
BUDGAM & ANANTNAG: Continuing its crackdown against drug peddling, Police have arrested seven drug peddlers in separate cases in Budgam & Anantnag and recovered substantial quantities of contraband.
In Budgam, during naka checking at Hyderpora, a police party of Police Post Humhama intercepted a WagonR bearing registration number JK04J-6805. Two persons travelling in the vehicle, identified as Aejaz Ahmad Bhat @ Aej Gyale son of Abdul Rehman Bhat, and Tariq Ahmad Paul son of Ghulam Rasool Paul, both residents of Narkara, were apprehended. During their search, 151 grams of heroin have been recovered from their possession.
In another operation, during routine patrolling at West End Colony, Hyderpora, police personnel intercepted an auto-rickshaw bearing registration number JK01AX-6404. The occupants identified as Faisal Ahmad Shah @ Afreed Kalia son of Gulzar Ahmad Shah and Ubaid Feroz Zargar son of Feroz Ahmad Zargar, both residents of Mohanpora, Narkara, were apprehended. During search, approximately 4 grams of heroin-like substance was recovered.
In a third operation, a joint police party of Police Post Humhama, while conducting routine checking near the Airport Drop Gate, apprehended an individual during screening. A thorough search of his baggage led to the recovery of 69 grams of cannabis and 212 grams of poppy straw. The accused was identified as Shalu E.S., a resident of Kerala.
Meanwhile, in Anantnag, a police party from Police Post Sangam, during naka checking at Batengoo Crossing near Beacon, intercepted Aamir Ahmad Dar son of Nazir Ahmad Dar resident of Batengoo. During search, 140 grams of Ganja was recovered from his possession.
In another incident, a police party from Police Post Sangam, during naka checking at G.B. Khalil, Naina–Tulkhan Crossing, intercepted Zaffar Ahmad Sheikh son of Abdul Rahman Sheikh resident of Parimpora, Srinagar, presently residing at G.B. Khalil, Naina. During checking, 38.87 grams of charas was recovered from his possession.
Accordingly, cases under relevant provisions of law have been registered, and investigation has been initiated.
J&K Police reiterated its zero-tolerance policy towards drug peddling and illicit trafficking, stating that sustained operations will continue to dismantle narcotics networks and protect society from the drug menace.
- Police conducted surprise checking of medical shops in Handwara
HANDWARA: Police along with Drug controller Handwara conducted surprise checking of medical shops within the jurisdiction of Police Station Handwara to ensure compliance with prescribed rules and regulations.
The checking focused on monitoring the sale and storage of medicines and strengthening vigilance against any misuse or illegal sale of drugs. During the checking one medical shop (Prince Lone Medicate) near GMC Handwara has been seized found to be violating prescribed norms.
J&K Police reiterated its commitment to maintaining strict vigilance and safeguarding public health and safety.
- Women’s cricket tournament concludes at DPL Handwara
HANDWARA: The Women’s Cricket Tournament concluded today at the District Police Lines Ground, Kulangam Handwara, with Govt Girls Higher Secondary School Handwara emerging as the champions after defeating Monarch Secondary School Handwara in an exciting final.
The tournament was jointly organised by Terrific Trio Trust and Monarch Secondary School Handwara, in collaboration with Handwara Police, with six women’s cricket teams from various schools across the Handwara region participating in the competition.
The participating teams included Monarch Secondary School Handwara, Prime Institute Secondary School Kulangam, My New School Drugmulla, Elvis Garden Public School Handwara, Hill Grange Secondary School Handwara, and Govt Girls Higher Secondary School Handwara.
Played in the fast-paced T-10 knockout format, with one match scheduled each day, the eight-day tournament provided the young players with a vibrant and positive sporting platform to showcase their talent, determination and competitive spirit.
Simran Jan was adjudged Player of the Match, while Tamina Jan of Monarch Secondary School Handwara was declared Player of the Tournament for her outstanding performance throughout the competition.
The successful conclusion of the tournament reflects the commitment of J&K Police towards promoting sports, encouraging greater participation of girls in athletics, fostering teamwork and discipline, and providing youth with constructive avenues for talent development. Such community-oriented initiatives continue to strengthen police-public engagement while nurturing a healthy and vibrant sporting culture among the youth.
- Police intensifies action against illegal mining in Baramulla; two vehicles seized, ₹40,152 fine imposed
BARAMULLA: Continuing its sustained enforcement against illegal extraction, dumping and transportation of minerals, J&K Police in coordination with the Geology & Mining Department, took decisive action against violations at Chakloo, Palhalan and Drangbal.
At Chakloo, one tipper found carrying illegally extracted mining material was intercepted and seized on the spot. Necessary action under the relevant provisions of the MMDR Act was initiated through the District Mineral Officer (DMO), Baramulla.
At Palhalan, during area patrolling, an individual was found to have illegally dumped soil/mineral material near his shopping complex without valid supporting documents. Officials of the Geology & Mining Department were called to the spot, following which the material was seized under the relevant provisions of the MMDR Act. A fine of ₹40,152 was also recovered from the violator on the spot.
Similarly, at Drangbal, a tipper bearing registration number JK03H-6211, found carrying illegally extracted mining material, was seized on the spot. Necessary legal action under the MMDR Act was initiated through DMO Baramulla.
J&K Police reiterated that strict action will continue against illegal mining, extraction, dumping and transportation of mineral material in the district in coordination with the concerned departments.
- Police conducts bhang destruction drive in Handwara
HANDWARA: Police in Handwara, in collaboration with the Excise Department and Civil Society Chogul carried out Bhang destruction program in the areas falling under the jurisdiction of Police Post Chogul Handwara.
The joint initiative was aimed at preventing the misuse of wild bung and its spread as well as promoting a drug-free society.
- Police check SIM vendor shops in Handwara, stress strict verification & compliance
HANDWARA: Police in Handwara conducted checking of SIM vendor shops at Tarathpora falling under the jurisdiction of Police Station Vilgam led by SHO Vilgam to ensure strict compliance with prescribed guidelines governing the sale and activation of SIM cards.
The vendors were directed to properly verify the identity and credentials of customers, maintain all requisite records, and remain vigilant against any possible misuse of SIM cards. They were further advised to adhere strictly to all applicable guidelines and cooperate with Police in safeguarding against misuse of telecommunication services.
- Police arrests drug peddler in Kulgam; contraband substance recovered
KULGAM: Continuing its drive against drug trafficking, police in Kulgam recovered Charas-like substance during dynamic naka checking at Chattabal Crossing, in the jurisdiction of Police Station Kukgam, and arrested one person.
The police party noticed a person roaming in suspicious circumstances near Chattabal Crossing. On seeing the police, he attempted to flee but was apprehended. He was identified as Mohd Ayoub Bhat son of Abdul Khaliq Bhat resident of Nursingpora, Kulgam. During his search, approximately 14 grams of Charas-like substance was recovered from his possession.
Accordingly, a case under relevant sections of law has been registered at Police Station Kulgam, and investigation has been initiated.
J&K Police urges the public to remain vigilant and share information regarding drug peddling or related activities.
- Police hosts finale of boys volleyball & girls T20 cricket tournament in Kupwara
KUPWARA: The finale of the Volleyball and Girls T20 Cricket Tournaments organised by Kupwara Police was held at DPL Kupwara, where SSP Kupwara Shri Al Tahir Gilani-JKPS graced the occasion. DySP DAR Kupwara was also present on the occasion.
SSP Kupwara interacted with the participating teams and appreciated the players for their sportsmanship, discipline and enthusiastic participation. The winner and runner-up teams were felicitated by the SSP Kupwara.
J&K Police reiterated its commitment towards promoting sports, youth engagement and a healthy, positive environment in the district.
