Share your story and shine at JK Monitor!🌟 Welcome to JK Monitor, where every story matters and every achievement is celebrated! We invite you to share the remarkable journey of your life and showcase your accomplishments to the world. Join our exclusive interviews that honor exceptional individuals just like you. SRINAGAR: Jammu and Kashmir Police intensified its multi-pronged campaign against drug trafficking, organised criminal activities and illegal mining across the Union Territory, registering significant enforcement successes in Anantnag while simultaneously strengthening security preparedness, inter-agency coordination and public-police partnerships in different districts.
In a major financial crackdown on the drug trade, Anantnag Police attached immovable properties worth approximately ₹13.05 crore belonging to a notorious drug peddler allegedly involved in multiple cases under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act. In separate operations, police apprehended four alleged drug peddlers and recovered suspected narcotic substances, including 3 kg of ganja, heroin and approximately 120 grams of charas. Intensifying its action against unlawful extraction and transportation of minerals, police also seized a JCB machine, a tractor and a dumper in two separate operations.
Meanwhile, security agencies stepped up their operational preparedness in Bandipora through a joint security review meeting and a coordinated mock drill involving Jammu and Kashmir Police, the Army and the CRPF. Alongside enforcement and security-related initiatives, police continued its community outreach and institutional capacity-building efforts through a Police Community Partnership Group meeting in Sopore and a specialised workshop for investigating officers in Ganderbal, focusing on scientific investigation, electronic evidence and procedural transparency. The day also witnessed departmental developments, with piping ceremonies organised in Awantipora and Shopian to mark the confirmation of three Deputy Superintendents of Police following the successful completion of their probationary periods.
The developments collectively underline the police department's continued emphasis on combating the drug menace, dismantling criminal networks, maintaining law and order, strengthening the security apparatus, improving investigative standards and fostering greater public participation in maintaining peace and security.
₹13.05-CRORE PROPERTY EMPIRE OF NOTORIOUS DRUG PEDDLER ATTACHED IN ANANTNAG; POLICE TARGETS FINANCIAL NETWORKS OF NARCOTIC TRADE
ANANTNAG: In a major crackdown on drug trafficking and its financial networks, Jammu and Kashmir Police in Anantnag attached immovable properties worth approximately ₹13.05 crore belonging to a notorious drug peddler allegedly involved in multiple cases under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act.
The attachment was carried out by Police Station Bijbehara under the relevant provisions of the NDPS Act against Ab Gani Dar, son of Ali Mohd Dar, resident of Tulkhun, Bijbehara.
The attached properties comprise a double-storey concrete residential house and 17 Kanals and 15 Marlas of commercial and agricultural land, having a total assessed value of ₹13,05,00,000.
The action forms part of the sustained campaign being conducted by Anantnag Police against drug trafficking, with a particular focus on dismantling the financial networks of drug peddlers and targeting properties and proceeds associated with drug-related activities.
Police reiterated its firm commitment to taking stringent legal action against drug traffickers and appealed to the general public to extend cooperation in the collective fight against the drug menace.
FOUR ALLEGED DRUG PEDDLERS APPREHENDED IN FOUR ANANTNAG OPERATIONS; 3 KG GANJA, HEROIN AND CHARAS RECOVERED
ANANTNAG: Intensifying its sustained crackdown against drug trafficking and substance abuse, Jammu and Kashmir Police in Anantnag apprehended four alleged drug peddlers in four separate operations across the district, leading to the recovery of substantial quantities of suspected narcotic substances.
In the first operation, a police party from Police Post Sangam, during a checkpoint established at Marhama, apprehended Farooq Ahmad Bhat, son of Mohd Shaban Bhat, resident of Khalpora Marhama. During his search, 3 kg of suspected ganja was recovered from his possession.
In another operation, a police party from Police Station Bijbehara, during routine patrolling at Dodnad Waghama, apprehended Ubaid Ahmad Dar, son of Ab Rashid Dar, resident of Waghama. During his search, 6 grams of suspected heroin were recovered. Accordingly, a case under the NDPS Act was registered, the accused was arrested and further investigation was taken up.
In a separate operation, a police party from Police Post Janglatmandi apprehended Arif Ahmad Reshi alias Arif Palao, son of Abid Hussain, resident of Pushoo Market Ganjiwara, while he was travelling in a Mahindra XUV 500 vehicle. During the operation, 6 grams of suspected heroin were recovered from his possession. Necessary legal proceedings have been initiated.
Meanwhile, a police party from Police Station Anantnag apprehended Danish Nazir Dagga, son of Nazir Ahmad Dagga, resident of Nandpora Khanabal, and recovered approximately 120 grams of charas from his possession. Accordingly, a case was registered and further investigation taken up.
Reiterating its commitment to eradicating the drug menace, police appealed to the general public to share information regarding drug trafficking and peddling, assuring that all such information would be dealt with appropriately.
J&K POLICE, ARMY AND CRPF CONDUCT JOINT SECURITY MOCK DRILL IN BANDIPORA; SIMULATED CHECKPOST ATTACK SCENARIO TESTS OPERATIONAL READINESS
BANDIPORA: In a significant move to strengthen inter-agency coordination and enhance operational preparedness, Jammu and Kashmir Police, the Army's 13 Rashtriya Rifles (RR) and the 45th Battalion of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) jointly conducted a security mock drill at Hajin near Markundal Chowk in Bandipora district.
The exercise was based on a simulated scenario involving an attack on a security checkpost. It was aimed at assessing the response mechanism, improving coordination among participating forces and evaluating their operational readiness to effectively deal with any emerging security situation.
The mock drill provided an opportunity for the participating agencies to assess their preparedness, response coordination and ability to work collectively under a simulated security challenge. The exercise was conducted smoothly, with active participation and close coordination among all the participating forces.
TOP SECURITY OFFICIALS HOLD JOINT REVIEW MEETING IN BANDIPORA; FOCUS ON OPERATIONAL PREPAREDNESS AND STRENGTHENING SECURITY GRID
BANDIPORA: Senior officers of various security agencies convened a Joint Security Review Meeting at the Headquarters of 27 Assam Rifles in Bandipora to assess the prevailing security situation and review the overall security preparedness across the district.
The meeting was attended by SSP Bandipora, Commanding Officers of 14 RR, 13 RR and 27 Assam Rifles, Commanding Officers of the 45th Battalion CRPF and 3rd Battalion CRPF, besides officers from CISF Unit KGPS Bandipora and the 98th Battalion of BSF.
During the meeting, a comprehensive assessment of the prevailing security scenario was undertaken. Various aspects of operational preparedness, inter-agency coordination and contingency response mechanisms were discussed in detail.
Particular emphasis was laid on further strengthening coordination among different security agencies, enhancing operational preparedness and reinforcing the overall security grid to ensure sustained peace and security across the district.
MAJOR CRACKDOWN ON ILLEGAL MINING IN ANANTNAG; JCB MACHINE, TRACTOR AND DUMPER SEIZED IN TWO SEPARATE OPERATIONS
ANANTNAG: Continuing its drive against illegal mining and the transportation of illegally extracted minerals, Jammu and Kashmir Police in Anantnag conducted two separate operations across the district, seizing three vehicles and machinery allegedly involved in unlawful mining activities.
In the first operation, a police party from Police Post DK Pora intercepted and seized one JCB machine and one tractor found involved in illegal mining activities. Accordingly, a case was registered at Police Station Achabal under the relevant provisions of law.
In another operation, a police party from Police Station Larnoo, during routine patrolling, intercepted and seized a dumper transporting sand without valid legal documents. Upon verification, the sand was found to have been illegally extracted.
A case was subsequently registered under the relevant provisions of law. Reiterating its commitment to curbing illegal mining, police warned those involved in such unlawful activities to desist from violating the law, adding that strict action would continue against offenders.
SOPORE POLICE STRENGTHENS PUBLIC-POLICE PARTNERSHIP; PCPG MEETING IN KANGROOSA KANDI DISCUSSES DRUG MENACE, CRIME PREVENTION AND YOUTH ENGAGEMENT
SOPORE: In an effort to strengthen community participation in maintaining peace and preventing crime, Jammu and Kashmir Police in Sopore organised a Police Community Partnership Group (PCPG) meeting at village Kangroosa Kandi, falling within the jurisdiction of Police Station Dangiwacha in Sub-Division Rafiabad.
The meeting was chaired by SDPO Rafiabad, Sharafat Nawaz (JKPS), along with SHO Police Station Dangiwacha, Inspector Ayaz Gellani. The meeting witnessed the participation of respectable citizens, Lambardars, Chowkidars, youth and other members of the local community.
During the interaction, various public issues were discussed in detail, including the drug menace, crime prevention, social evils, youth engagement and the maintenance of peace and harmony in the area. Participants put forward their suggestions and grievances before the police officers. The chairing officer assured the participants that their genuine issues would be taken up with the concerned departments for early redressal.
He also urged the public to extend cooperation to police in curbing drug abuse and other anti-social activities and encouraged residents to share information regarding any suspicious activity in their respective areas.
The participants appreciated the police initiative and assured their full cooperation in maintaining peace and order. Police reiterated its commitment to working in close coordination with the public towards building a drug-free, safe and secure society.
GANDERBAL POLICE ORGANISES SPECIALISED WORKSHOP FOR INVESTIGATING OFFICERS; FOCUS ON SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATION AND ELECTRONIC EVIDENCE
GANDERBAL: With the objective of strengthening professional investigation skills and improving the quality of criminal investigations, Jammu and Kashmir Police in Ganderbal organised a one-day workshop for Investigating Officers (IOs) at the Conference Hall of District Police Headquarters (DPHQ), Ganderbal.
During the workshop, various issues and challenges encountered by Investigating Officers at different stages of criminal investigations were discussed in detail. Emphasis was laid on adopting a professional, scientific and result-oriented approach to investigations while ensuring accuracy, transparency and strict adherence to established legal procedures.
The Investigating Officers were particularly briefed on the importance of identifying, collecting and preserving electronic and technical evidence during investigations. They were also advised to ensure proper documentation of all relevant facts and proceedings through audio-visual recording, wherever required, in accordance with the prescribed legal provisions.
The workshop was aimed at enhancing the investigative capabilities of police personnel, promoting the effective use of modern technology and ensuring more professional, transparent and evidence-based investigations. Police reiterated its commitment to strengthening the investigative framework through regular capacity-building initiatives and professional training programmes.
DYSP YOGESH KUMAR'S PROBATION CONFIRMED; AWANTIPORA POLICE ORGANISES PIPING CEREMONY TO MARK CAREER MILESTONE
AWANTIPORA: Jammu and Kashmir Police in Awantipora organised a piping ceremony at the District Police Office (DPO), Awantipora, to mark the confirmation of DySP Yogesh Kumar (JKPS) following the successful completion of his probationary period.
On the occasion, SSP Awantipora, Irshad H. Rather (JKPS), formally pinned the rank insignia on DySP Yogesh Kumar in the presence of senior police officers and other officials of Police District Awantipora.
The ceremony marked an important milestone in the officer's service career and signified the successful completion of his probationary period, acknowledging his induction into the next phase of service responsibilities.
Congratulating the officer, SSP Awantipora extended his best wishes for future assignments and emphasised the importance of maintaining professional standards, discipline, integrity and commitment while discharging official duties.
He expressed confidence that DySP Yogesh Kumar would continue to serve the department with dedication, sincerity and a strong sense of responsibility. Other officers present on the occasion also congratulated DySP Yogesh Kumar and wished him success in his future endeavours.
SHOPIAN POLICE HONOURS TWO DYSPs; TALAT MEHMOOD AND SURINDER KUMAR CONFIRMED AFTER SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF PROBATION
SHOPIAN: Jammu and Kashmir Police in Shopian organised a piping ceremony at the District Police Office, Shopian, to mark the confirmation of DySP Talat Mehmood and DySP Surinder Kumar following the successful completion of their respective probationary periods.
On the occasion, SSP Shopian, Mushtaq Ahmad Choudhary (JKPS), along with Additional SP Shopian, Abdul Maajid Magray (JKPS), formally pinned the rank insignia on both officers in the presence of other police personnel. The ceremony marked an important milestone in the professional careers of the two officers and acknowledged the successful completion of their probationary tenure.
The officers present on the occasion congratulated both DySPs and extended their best wishes for their future assignments. SSP Shopian also conveyed his congratulations and expressed confidence that DySP Talat Mehmood and DySP Surinder Kumar would continue to discharge their duties with dedication, sincerity and professionalism.
