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Major Arrests
Police in Awantipora arrested drug peddler Ghulam Mohi-ud-Din Shaksaz during a naka check at Cherso, recovering 48 grams of charas sticks, 40 grams of charas powder, and 315 grams of bhung chura; FIR No. 282026 was registered. In Pulwama, two gamblersâMohd Saleem Sheikh and Imtiyaz Ahmad Ganieâwere nabbed near Murran Marriage Hall, with Rs 9,000 stake money and playing cards seized; four others fled, FIR No. 132026 filed. Sopore police solved a cattle theft case (FIR No. 212026), arresting brothers Shakir Ahmad Dar and Aadil Ashraf Dar, recovering five heifer cows from Handwara.
Community Engagement
Baramulla police held 30 outreach programs across areas like Harnaw, Drung, and Singhpora, addressing grievances on water scarcity, power issues, roads, cyber-crime, and drugs; Dial-112 awareness was promoted. Thana Diwas events in Budgam and Awantipora saw officers hear public issues, assuring time-bound resolutions and urging cooperation against crime and drugs.
Police Commitment
These actions underscore JK Police's dedication to a drug-free, orderly society, swift investigations, and people-friendly policing through ongoing outreach. Public cooperation via information sharing remains crucial for sustained success.