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In Baramulla, police attached a residential property under the UAPA for its alleged use in providing shelter and logistical support to terrorists and seized motors involved in illegal sand extraction; in Anantnag and Kulgam, police arrested drug peddlers and recovered contraband substances; while in Awantipora, vehicles allegedly involved in illegal mineral extraction were seized.
In Handwara, enforcement against traffic violations resulted in challaning and seizure of vehicles, alongside a drug-awareness programme organised for students in Boniyar to promote healthy and drug-free lifestyles. The coordinated actions underline J&K Policeās continued focus on enforcing the law, disrupting unlawful activities, strengthening public safety and encouraging community cooperation.
- J&K Police attaches residential property under UAPA in Baramulla
BARAMULLA: Continuing its action against terror networks and their support infrastructure, Baramulla Police attached a residential property under Section 25 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967, in connection with FIR No. 37/2026 of Police Station Sheeri.
The case stands registered under Sections 7/25 of the Arms Act and Sections 13, 18, 19, 20, 23, 38 & 39 of the UAPA. The attached property comprises a double-storeyed residential house situated on land bearing Survey No. 423 at Village Namblan, Sheeri, Baramulla, belonging to accused Aijaz Ahmad Ganie son of Late Mohammad Sultan Ganie.
During the course of investigation, the property was found, prima facie, to have been used for providing shelter and logistical support to terrorists and facilitating terrorist activities, thereby attracting the relevant provisions of the UAPA concerning proceeds of terrorism. The attachment was carried out after obtaining requisite approval from the Director General of Police, J&K, conveyed vide Order No. 2695 of 2026 dated 22.09.2026. A public notice was also displayed at the property, prohibiting its sale, transfer, lease, mortgage or creation of any third-party interest.
The action forms part of Policeās sustained efforts to disrupt and dismantle the logistical and support infrastructure of terror networks and to proceed, in accordance with law, against persons and properties found involved in facilitating terrorist activities. Police reiterates its commitment to safeguarding public security and taking firm, lawful action against terror networks and their support structures.
- J&K Police seize two motors used for illegal sand extraction in Baramulla
BARAMULLA: J&K Police in Baramulla intensified its ongoing enforcement against illegal mining and extraction of minor minerals. In an early-morning raid conducted at Jahama today, Police seized two motors being used for illegal sand extraction.
The seized motors were taken into custody, and action under the provisions of the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Act has been initiated. Further legal action is underway in accordance with law.
Police reiterated that strict action will continue against persons involved in illegal mining, extraction and transportation of minor minerals.
- J&K Police organises drug awareness programme in Baramulla; students sensitised on drug abuse, addiction risks and healthy life choices
BARAMULLA: J&K Police organised a Drug Awareness Programme at New Child Care High School, Boniyar, today, sensitising students about the serious physical, psychological and social consequences of drug abuse. The session highlighted how substance abuse can adversely affect health, concentration, academic performance, personal development and future prospects, while also addressing the risks associated with peer pressure and addiction.
Students were encouraged to adopt healthy and constructive alternatives, including sports, regular exercise, meditation and other positive activities. The importance of maintaining a drug-free, safe and skill-focused school environment was also emphasised in promoting SDG-4 ā Quality Education, enabling children to learn effectively, develop their potential and lead productive lives.
The students were urged to make responsible choices and spread the message āSay Yes to Life, No to Drugsā, becoming ambassadors of a healthy, productive and drug-free society. Police reiterated its commitment to strengthening drug-awareness initiatives among young people and fostering greater community participation in the fight against drug abuse.
- J&K Police arrests 04 drug peddlers in Anantnag; contraband substances recovered
ANANTNAG: Continuing its intensified drive against drug trafficking and substance abuse, J&K Police in Anantnag arrested four drug peddlers in two separate incidents and recovered contraband substances from their possession.
A police party of Police Post Sherbagh, during naka checking at Sarnal, apprehended 02 persons identified as Ruhail Ahmad Shah son of Javid Ahmad Shah resident of Naibasti Khanbal and Daniyal Ismail Bhat son of Mohd Ismail Bhat resident of Pehru Iqbal Abad. Upon their search, 02 grams of heroin from each was recovered. In this connection, FIR No. 323/2026 U/S 8/21-29 NDPS Act has been registered at Police Station Anantnag and investigation has been set into motion.
Moreover, a Police party of Police Post Sangam, during naka checking at GB Khalil Naina Sangam, apprehended two suspicious persons identified as Shahid Hussain son of Liyakat Hussain resident of Barkhera Kund, Uttar Pradesh and Bablu son of Rajesh Gupta resident of Barkhera Kalan, Uttar Pradesh. During their search, approximately 147 grams of charas was recovered from their possession. Accordingly, FIR No. 269/2026 under the NDPS Act has been registered and investigation has been set into motion.
Police reiterates its commitment to taking firm and sustained action against drug trafficking and those involved in the illegal trade of narcotic substances.
- Illegal extraction & transportation of minerals, J&K Police seizes 04 vehicles in Awantipora
AWANTIPORA: Continuing its efforts to curb illegal mining and unauthorized extraction of minerals, J&K Police in Awantipora took action against illegal mining activities in the Reshipora area.
During routine patrolling, a police party of Police Post Reshipora detected illegal mining at Kawani and Dogripora area. Acting swiftly, the police team seized three (04) tractors found involved in the illegal extraction of minerals.
Police reiterates its commitment to taking strict action against illegal mining and other unlawful activities. The general public is urged to cooperate with the police and report any such activity to the nearest police establishment.
- J&K Police challaned 16 vehicles among eleven has been seized found to be violating traffic rules in Handwara
HANDWARA: In a continued drive to ensure road safety and strict compliance with traffic regulations, J&K Police in Handwara challned sixteen vehicles among eleven has been seized found to be violating traffic rules during checking at nakas established at Handwara, Kralgund, Zachaldara, Qalamabad, Vilgam, Chogul Magam. The action was taken as part of intensified action against traffic enforcement aimed at curbing violations, ensuring disciplined driving and enhancing the safety of road users across Police District Handwara.
- J&K Police arrests drug peddler in Kulgam, contraband substance recovered
KULGAM: In its continued drive against drug trafficking, J&K police have arrested a drug peddler in Kulgam and recovered contraband substance recovered. During dynamic naka checking on QazigundāDalwach Road near Dooru Crossing, NHW 44, police party of police station Qazigund intercepted a Grand i10 bearing registration No. JK01BA-5293, travelling from Jammu towards Qazigund. During checking, 15 grams of Heroin-like substance was recovered from the driver-side door pocket. The driver was identified as Saqib Latief Dagga son of M. Latief Dagga, resident of Maharaj Gunj, Srinagar. In this connection, FIR No. 230/2026 under Sections 8/21 NDPS Act has been registered at Police Station Qazigund, and investigation has been taken up.
J&K Police appeals to the general public to remain vigilant and actively cooperate with the Police in the fight against drug abuse and trafficking. Any information regarding drug-related activities may be shared with the Police. The identity of the informer will be kept confidential. Police remains committed to safeguarding the community from the menace of drugs.
