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District Police Jammu, Jammu (2026)

08/10/2026

Jammu Police Cracks Down on Illegal Mining; JCB and Dumper Seized at River Chenab

Jammu,08-10-2026

Continuing its crackdown on illegal mining and unauthorized excavation, Jammu Police seized one JCB machine and one dumper allegedly involved in unauthorized mining activities at River Chenab, Rakh Kharoon, Garkhal.

During the action, Police Post Garkhal seized one JCB machine bearing Registration No. JK14H-5233 and one dumper bearing Registration No. JK02CE-3649, found involved in unauthorized mining activity in the area.

The seized machinery has been taken into police custody, and the District Mining Officer (DMO), Jammu, will be informed for further necessary action under the applicable mining laws and regulations.

Jammu Police reiterated that strict action will continue against illegal mining, unauthorized excavation and transportation of minor minerals to protect public and natural resources.

08/10/2026

Jammu Police Cracks Down on Illegal Mining; 02 JCBs and Tractor-Trolley Seized at Akhnoor

Jammu,08-10-2026

Continuing its crackdown on illegal mining and unauthorized excavation, Police seized two Poclain/JCB machines and one tractor-trolley involved in unauthorized mining activities.

At Kathar, under Police Post Chowki Choura, two Poclain/JCB machines found involved in unauthorized excavation were seized by the police team of PP Chowki Choura and PS Akhnoor and subsequently handed over to the Mining Department for further necessary action.

Meanwhile, Police Post Pallanwala seized a tractor-trolley bearing Registration No. JK02CE-6176, loaded with sand, during early-morning patrolling. During verification, the driver failed to produce any valid legal permission/documents for transportation of the mining material.

The District Mining Officer (DMO), Jammu, will be informed for further necessary action under the applicable mining laws and regulations.

Jammu Police reiterated that strict action will continue against illegal mining, unauthorized excavation and transportation of minor minerals to protect public and natural resources.

08/10/2026

Jammu Police Cracks Down on Drug Supply Chain, Arrests Lady Peddler in Backward-Linkage by Ps Trikuta Nagar

Jammu: October 08, 2026:

In its sustained drive against drug trafficking, Jammu Police has achieved significant breakthrough by arresting lady drug peddler during the course of backward linkage investigation in an NDPS case registered at PS TrikutaNagar.

The operation was carried out as part of the investigation into NDPS case FIR No.302/2026 U/S 8/21/22/27A/29 NDPS Act & 111 BNS registered at Police Station Bahu Fort on 03.10.2026 in which Police had recovered the He**in Like Substance and arrested the accused Ankush Kumar S/o Anitesh R/o Rajiv Nagar Narwal.

During the investigation, police developed the backward linkage of the case, leading to the identification of the lady drug peddler. Acting on the information, a police team of PP Narwal successfully arrested the backward linkage accused lady identified as Deepa W/o Arjun R/o Rajiv Nagar Narwal .

The successful operation highlights the sustained efforts of Jammu Police to identify and dismantle the entire supply chain by tracing the supplier and the recipients involved in narcotics trafficking.

Further investigation of the case is going on.

SSP Jammu has appealed to the public to actively support the anti-drug campaign by sharing credible information about drug trafficking or suspicious activities with the nearest police station. The identity of informants will be kept strictly confidential.

08/10/2026

Jammu Police Foils Bovine Smuggling Attempt at Bathindi; Three Apprehended, Three Bovines Rescued

Jammu, October, 2026:

Continuing its sustained drive against illegal bovine smuggling under Operation Kamdhenu, Jammu Police foiled an attempt to illegally transport bovines during the intervening night of October 05/06, 2026, at Bathindi.

A team of Police Post Bathindi intercepted a Tata Mobile bearing registration No. JK02CN-4734 during checking and recovered three bovine animals being transported illegally.

Three persons involved in the illegal transportation, namely Lateef Ahmed S/o Bashir Ahmed R/o Nikki Tawi, Jammu; Maneer Hussain S/o Shah Mohd R/o Nowabad Bathindi, Jammu; and Zakir Hussain S/o Kaalu R/o Nikki Tawi, Jammu, were apprehended.

Cognizance has been taken in the matter and further investigation has been initiated to ascertain the details and establish any further linkages.

Jammu Police reiterates its commitment to taking strict action against bovine smuggling and other unlawful activities and urges the public to report any such activity to the nearest police unit.

06/10/2026

Police Station Arnia arrests persons with pistol and he**in

On 03.10.2026, a surprise naka was established at Tamala Bridge, Arnia. At about 2245 hours, two persons travelling on a motorcycle were intercepted by the naka party. During their search, the following articles were recovered:
1. From Rahul Kumar S/o Rishipal Chand R/o Trewa:
264 grams of he**in-like substance, including packing material;
One silver-coloured pistol, stated to be of Beretta type;
Two magazines; and
four live rounds

2. From Ajay Kumar S/o Mangal Dass R/o Talhar, Tehsil Arnia, District Jammu:
276 grams of he**in-like substance, including packing material.

Accordingly, FIR No. 64/2026 U/S 8/21/22/29 NDPS Act & 3/25 Arms Act was registered at Police Station Arnia and investigation was taken up.

During sustained questioning in accordance with law, of Rahul Kumar and Ajay Kumar @ Rabb, and one person Ajay Kumar@Sam was arrested, 464 gms o***m resin and 13.3 gm he**in was recovered from him. He is being questioned regarding the source and procurement of the recovered narcotics.

On the basis of the further investigation conducted one Jaganpreet Randhawa @ Jaggi was arrested from Punjab suspected to be a forward link.

Further investigations are on to investigate the entire nexus.

06/10/2026

Jammu Police Solves Theft Case of Indus Towers; Two Accused Arrested, Stolen RUS Cards Worth ₹7.50 Lakh Recovered by PP Pounichak

Jammu, October 06, 2026:

Jammu Police has solved a theft case involving three RUS Cards stolen from an Indus Towers Limited site at Hazuri Bagh, Jammu, with the arrest of two accused persons and recovery of the entire stolen property.

The theft was reported on September 27, 2026, Section 303(2) BNS was registered at Police Station Domana and investigation was taken up.

During the course of investigation, police rounded up suspects and questioned them. Two accused persons, identified as Rashpaul S/o Dewan Chand R/o Mathwar, Tehsil Akhnoor, Jammu, and Mohd. Tariq S/o Late Mohd. Sabar R/o H. No. 274, Ustad Mohalla, Jammu, disclosed their involvement in the commission of the offence.

Based on their disclosure, police recovered all three stolen RUS Cards, having an approximate value of ₹7.50 lakh.

Further investigation is in progress to ascertain the involvement of other persons and identify any further recoveries.

Jammu Police remains committed to taking swift and effective action against theft and other criminal activities and bringing those involved to justice.

06/10/2026

Jammu Police recovered He**in-Like Substance During Foot Patrolling at Rajiv Nagar Narwal , FIR Registered Under NDPS Act

Jammu, October 26.

Continuing its drive against drug trafficking and substance abuse, the police party of Police Post Narwal conducted Foot Patrolling at Rajiv Nagar,Narwal.

During the foot patrolling, the police party intercepted a pedestrian identified as Ankush Kumar S/o Anitesh Kumar R/o Rajiv Nagar, Narwal. During the proceedings, approximately 7–8 grams of a he**in (Chitta)-like substance was recovered from his possession.

In this regard, FIR No. 302/2026 under Sections 8/21/22 of the NDPS Act & 111 BNS has been registered at Police Station Bahu Fort and further investigation has been taken up to ascertain the source and intended destination of the recovered substance and to establish further linkages.

Jammu Police reiterates its commitment to taking stringent action against drug trafficking and other activities detrimental to public safety.

06/10/2026

Jammu Police Cracks House Burglary within Hours; Accused Arrested, Stolen Gold Worth ₹15 Lakh Recovered by PS Satwari

Jammu, 5 October 2026:

Jammu Police has worked out a house burglary case within hours of its reporting, arresting the accused and recovering the entire stolen gold, worth around ₹15 lakh.

Today, Police Post Gadigarh received a complaint from a resident of Banyan Enclave, Babliyana, stating that on returning home he found that an unknown person had broken into his house and stolen gold ornaments weighing approximately 9.5–10 tolas.

On this complaint, FIR No. 306/2026 under Sections 305 and 331(3) BNS was registered at Police Station Satwari and investigation was taken up.

Under the supervision of SP City South Jammu, a team of Police Post Gadigarh acted swiftly and, using technical and human intelligence, apprehended the accused, identified as Mukesh Kumar, S/o Subash Chander, R/o Sector 6, Gangyal, presently residing at Baba Farid Nagar, Seora.

The following stolen gold ornaments were recovered from his possession:
1. One gold necklace set with two danglers
2. One Inam gold set
3. One gold mangalsutra
4. One gold cocktail ring
5. Three gold tops
6. One gold ring
7. Two gold bangles

The recovered ornaments weigh about 9.5–10 tolas and are valued at approximately ₹15 lakh. The complainant has identified all the items as his stolen property.

The accused is being questioned, and further investigation is in progress to ascertain his involvement in other similar cases.

Jammu Police appeals to the public to secure their homes and valuables when leaving the house unattended and to immediately report any suspicious person or activity to the nearest police station or on 112.

04/10/2026

Jammu Police Foils Two Bovine Smuggling Attempts at Nagrota and Kana chack, Rescues 32 Bovines

Jammu,04-10-2026

As part of its ongoing Operation Kamdhenu against illegal bovine smuggling, Jammu Police foiled two separate attempts to illegally transport bovines, rescuing a total of 32 bovines and seizing two trucks.

In the first incident, Police Station Nagrota intercepted a truck bearing registration No. JK02BP-6685 during naka checking at Ban Toll Plaza. On checking, 16 bovines were found loaded in the vehicle. The driver abandoned the truck and fled from the spot, taking advantage of the situation.

The vehicle was seized and the rescued bovines were taken into safe custody as per prescribed procedure.

A case FIR No.2 - 236/2026 under Section 223 BNS and Section 11 of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act has been registered at Police Station Nagrota.

In another incident, Police Station Kanachak intercepted a truck bearing registration No. JK02CA-0235 in the Jhiri area. The vehicle was coming from Rajpura and was found carrying 16 bovines.

The driver fled from the spot, taking advantage of darkness. The truck was seized and the bovines were rescued and taken into safe custody as per prescribed procedure.

A case FIR No. 174/2026 under Section 223 BNS and Section 11 of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act has been registered at Police Station Kanachak.

Efforts are underway to identify and apprehend the absconding drivers and ascertain the involvement of other persons, if any, connected with the transportation of the bovines. Further investigation in both cases is underway.

Jammu Police remains committed to Operation Kamdhenu and will continue to take strict action against bovine smuggling and cruelty to animals.

04/10/2026

Jammu Police Recover country made Pistol During Operation in Jewel Area by PS Nowabad

JAMMU, OCTOBER 4:

Police apprehended Anil Kumar Sharma S/o Romesh Chand and R/o Gurha Kalyal, Tehsil Ramkot, District Kathua, from a public toilet complex in the Jewel area opposite MAM Stadium, Jammu.

During the operation, police reportedly recovered a country made pistol from his possession. The individual was taken into custody and further investigation is underway to establish the circumstances surrounding the recovery and the purpose for which the fi***rm was allegedly being carried.

Police have initiated appropriate legal proceedings in the matter and are conducting further verification as part of the investigation. Authorities said additional details would be shared as the inquiry progresses.

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