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J&K Police conducts Thana Diwas and PCPG meetings across the district Baramulla
BARAMULLA: J&K Police in Baramulla conducted Thana Diwas and Police Community Partnership Group (PCPG) meetings at 31 locations across the district, including Hardkhal Gulistan, Mohalla Mir Sahab, Jetty, Fatehgarh, Darpora, Bitchergund, Syed Kareem, Saderbal, Mandiyari, Narpora, Yakhmanpora, Gojri Mohalla, Goom Ahmadpora, Tangpora, Check Amm Bhat Puthar, Thandikasi, Managam, Gofbal, Rawanpora, Khaminderpora, Hapit Khud, Chountipathri, Mohura, Prankutran, Gowhallan, Khachadari, Bagna Salamabad, Nawarunda and Basgran.
During these meetings, police officers interacted with PRIs, community members and other local stakeholders, addressing issues related to public safety, crime prevention, drug abuse, traffic management and other matters of community concern. Participants were encouraged to share their grievances and suggestions for improving policing and public services.
Police reiterated its commitment to strengthening police-public relations, ensuring prompt redressal of genuine concerns and maintaining peace and security across the district. The public was urged to continue extending cooperation to the police and promptly share information regarding any suspicious or unlawful activity.
J&K police attach residential house acquired through proceeds of drug trafficking in Shopian
SHOPIAN: As part of its continued crackdown on narcotics-related activities, J&K Police in Shopian have attached a residential house constructed on land measuring 1065 sq. ft., bearing Khasra/Survey No. 1327, situated at village Melhura, valued at ā¹16,56,385/- belonging to Farooq Ahmad Shah adopted son of Ghulam Hassan Shah resident of Melhura. In addition cash amounting to ā¹4,73,500/- has also been frozen/seized.
The residential property and cash were identified as having been acquired through proceeds generated from the illegal trade of drugs and narcotics. Accordingly, the residential house and cash have been attached/ frozen under Section 68-F(1) of the NDPS Act in connection with FIR No. 58/2024 of Police Station Zainapora. The attachment/freezing proceedings were carried out in the presence of a duly constituted police team, Executive Magistrate, Lambardar and Chowkidar ensuring compliance with the prescribed legal procedures and maintaining transparency throughout the proceedings.
Police reiterates its firm commitment to eradicating the menace of drugs by targeting not only those involved in illicit drug-related activities but also the financial assets and properties linked to such activities. The general public is urged to come forward and share any information regarding drug trafficking or related activities with the police.
J&K Police arrests three drug peddlers in Anantnag; contraband substance recovered
ANANTNAG: Continuing its intensified drive against drug trafficking and to curb the menace of narcotics, J&K Police in Anantnag arrested three drug peddlers in two separate cases and recovered Contraband substance from their possession.
A police party of Police Station Bijbehara, during naka checking at Darashikwa Crossing, Bijbehara, apprehended two persons namely Som Sarthi son of Deepak Sarthi and Chotu Bariya son of Kanhaiya Lal, both residents of Chhattisgarh, presently staying at Guree, Bijbehara. During their search, 74.6 grams of charas-like substance in stick form was recovered from their possession. In this regard, FIR No. 267/2026 U/S 8/20, 29 NDPS Act has been registered at Police Station Bijbehara and investigation has been taken up.
In another action, a police party from Police Post Bus Stand apprehended one person namely Aijaz Ahmad Wani son of Nazir Ahmad Wani resident of Anchidoora at Bus Stand Crossing. During search, 10 grams of charas-like substance was recovered from his possession. Accordingly, FIR No. 316/2026 U/S 8/20 NDPS Act has been registered and investigation is underway.
Police reiterates its commitment to taking stringent legal action against persons involved in drug trafficking and making sustained efforts towards a Drug-Free Anantnag.
J&K Police intensifies action against social crimes; 01 Gambler apprehended in Baramulla
BARAMULLA: Continuing its action against social crimes, J&K Police apprehended one person during a raid against illegal gambling at Khanpora and seized stake money, playing cards, and mobile phones from the spot.
Acting on reliable information, a police party from Police Station Baramulla conducted a raid near a water reservoir/pond at Khanpora, where individuals were reportedly gambling for money, causing inconvenience and resentment among the general public. During the operation, one person was apprehended on the spot identified as Manzoor Ahmad Sofi, son of Gh. Nabi Sofi, resident of Khanpora. Three other individuals fled the spot. Their identities have been ascertained, and efforts are underway to apprehend them.
Officers recovered stake money amounting to ā¹1,720/-, playing cards, and three mobile phones from the spot. Accordingly, a case under Section 13 of the Gambling Act has been registered at Police Station Baramulla, and investigation has been initiated. Further investigation is in progress.
Police remains committed to curbing illegal gambling and other social crimes and urges the public to cooperate in maintaining peace, public order, and a safe environment in the district.
J&K Police organises Mini Marathon under CAP 2026ā27 in Awantipora
AWANTIPORA: J&K Police in Awantipora organised a Mini Marathon from IUST Crossing to DPL Awantipora under the Civic Action Programme (CAP) 2026ā27.
The event was aimed at promoting sports, fitness and a healthy lifestyle among youth, with enthusiastic participation from local youth and sports enthusiasts. SSP Awantipora encouraged the participants and highlighted the importance of sports in promoting discipline, physical fitness and positive engagement among youth.
Cash prizes, certificates and mementoes were distributed among the winners and participants on the occasion.
Police intensify crackdown on traffic violations and illegal mining in Baramulla; 04 vehicles seized
BARAMULLA: In a determined effort to curb illegal mining & traffic violations, J&K Police have seized 04 vehicles in Baramulla.
The seized vehicles (tippers) bearing registration numbers JK04B-0681, JK05B-1376 and JK04A-7964 were found illegally loaded with sand. All three tippers were seized, and necessary legal action was initiated under the relevant provisions of the MMRD Act in coordination with the concerned authorities. In a separate action during the same checking, one tractor was also found plying without valid documents. The vehicle was seized under Section 207 of the Motor Vehicles Act.
Police reiterates that strict action will be taken against illegal mineral transportation and violations of motor vehicle laws. The public is urged to comply with all applicable legal requirements.
J&K police arrests 02 drug peddlers in Pulwama; contraband substance recovered
PULWAMA: Continuing its sustained crackdown on drug trafficking, J&K Police apprehended two drug peddlers during patrolling in the Puchal area and recovered a total of 33.5 grams of charas-like substance from their possession.
During patrolling near Dairy Farm, Puchal, a police party of Police Station Pulwama apprehended the two persons and conducted their personal search. The accused were identified as Anees Ul Islam son of Fayaz Ahmad Rather resident of Lajoora, from whose possession 13.5 grams of charas-like substance was recovered, and Margoob Nazir son of Nazir Ahmad Bhat resident of Puchal, from whose possession 20 grams of charas-like substance was recovered. In this connection, FIR No. 190/2026 under relevant provisions of the NDPS Act has been registered at Police Station Pulwama, and further investigation has been taken up. The recovered contraband has been seized as per prescribed legal procedure.
Police remains committed to its zero-tolerance approach against drug trafficking and will continue sustained action against those involved in the illegal narcotics trade.
J&K Police destroys Wild cannabis in Ganderbal & Baramulla
GANDERBAL & BARAMULLA: J&K Police, in collaboration with the Excise Department conducted a joint drive against the cultivation and growth of wild cannabis (Bhung) in the jurisdiction of Police Station Safapora, Besides, Police Post Delina conducts wild cannabis destruction drive at Ratherpora, Delina.
In Ganderbal, During the drive, teams carried out an extensive search and destroyed wild Bhung plants growing at various spots, thereby preventing their potential use for the preparation of illicit narcotic substances. The joint action reflects the commitment of Ganderbal Police and the Excise Department towards curbing the menace of drugs and safeguarding the younger generation from substance abuse.
In Baramulla, Police Post Delina conducts wild cannabis destruction drive at Ratherpora, Delina. During the drive, wild cannabis plants found growing in the area were identified and destroyed on the spot, preventing their potential use for illicit drug production.
Police reiterated its resolve to continue such proactive enforcement and preventive measures against narcotic substances across the district and urged the public to extend their cooperation in making Jammu & Kashmir Nasha Mukt.
