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District Police Jammu, Jammu (2026)

05/09/2026

Crime Review Meeting Held at DPL Jammu; SSP Jammu Reviews Crime Situation and Directs Officers for Effective Policing

Jammu, September 05, 2026:

Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Jammu, Shri Joginder Singh, today chaired a comprehensive Crime Review Meeting at District Police Lines (DPL) Jammu to review the prevailing crime situation and assess the progress of investigations and preventive policing measures across the district.

The meeting was attended by senior police officers, including Zonal SPs, SDPOs and other concerned officers.

During the meeting, SSP Jammu reviewed the status of registered criminal cases, pending investigations, detection of unsolved cases, conviction rate, preventive measures and action against habitual and repeat offenders. The progress of investigations in important and sensitive cases was also discussed in detail.

SSP Jammu directed all officers to maintain professionalism, accountability and close supervision of investigations, ensuring that cases are investigated thoroughly and within the prescribed timelines. He stressed the need for effective preventive policing and stronger action against habitual offenders and those involved in drug trafficking, illegal activities and other forms of organised crime.

The SSP further directed officers to strengthen police-public interaction, beat policing and field-level intelligence, while ensuring prompt response to public grievances and maintaining a visible police presence across the district.

The meeting concluded with clear directions to all concerned officers to remain vigilant, improve policing outcomes and ensure effective, transparent and people-centric policing across Jammu district.

05/09/2026

*lJammu Police Foils Two Bovine Smuggling Bids; 21 Bovines Rescued, One Accused Arrested in Nagrota and Khour

Jammu,04-09-2026

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 21 bovine animals and arresting one accused, while another accused managed to flee from the spot.

In the first action, Police Station Nagrota established a naka under the flyover at Tanda, Jagti, where 13 bovine animals being transported on foot were intercepted. The naka was effectively handled by In-charge Police Post Jagti who took prompt action and rescued the bovines.

On seeing the police party, the accused fled from the spot, leaving the bovine animals behind. The 13 bovines were rescued and taken into safe custody as per law.

In this connection, FIR No. 220/2026 under Section 223 BNS and Section 11 of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act has been registered at Police Station Nagrota. Efforts are underway to apprehend the absconding accused and further investigation is in progress.

In another action, a police party of Police Station Khour, while on patrolling duty, noticed two persons transporting 08 bovines, comprising 06 buffaloes and 02 calves, on foot. On noticing the police party, one accused managed to flee from the spot taking advantage of darkness,

while the other accused, namely Gulab Din S/o Barsa R/o Chak Mehanga Gujar, Samba, A/P Kullian, Tehsil Khour, was apprehended on the spot.
The 08 bovines were rescued and taken into safe custody as per law.
In this connection, FIR No. 69/2026 under Section 223 BNS and Section 11 of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act has been registered, and further investigation is in progress.

Thus, in the two separate actions, Jammu Police rescued a total of 21 bovines, including 06 buffaloes and 02 calves in the Khour operation, while one accused was arrested and efforts are underway to apprehend the absconding accused.

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

05/09/2026

Jammu Police Cracks Down on Illegal Liqour Trade on Dry Day; 10 Bottles and 156 Quarters of Whisky Recovered Three Bootleggers Apprehended in PS Kanachak and PS JhajjarKotli

Jammu, 2026

Continuing its sustained drive against the illegal liquor trade, particularly on the occasion of Dry Day, Rural Police Jammu has intensified its enforcement efforts against bootlegging and illegal possession and sale of liquor. In three separate actions carried out at different locations, three persons were apprehended and a *total of 10 bottles of 750 ml each, 25 bottles of 250 ml each and 156 quarters of 180 ml each of whisky were recovered.

In the first action, a police team of Police Post Manwal, acting on reliable information regarding the illegal sale of liquor, conducted a raid at Maneh, Manwal, and apprehended Joginder Ram S/o Chajju Ram R/o Sanger, Tehsil Dansal, District Jammu.

During the operation, the police team recovered 10 bottles (750 ml each) and 16 quarters (180 ml each) of JK Special Whisky from his possession.

In this regard, FIR No. 112/2026 U/S 48(a) of the Excise Act has been registered at Police Station Jhajjar Kotli, and further legal action is underway.

In another action, a police team of Police Post Gajansoo, while conducting Naka checking at Gajansoo Bazaar, intercepted and apprehended Kafil Alam S/o Moti Alam R/o Raniganj Rampur, District Araria, Bihar, A/P Marh, Tehsil Marh, District Jammu.

During checking, 40 quarters (180 ml each) of JK Special Whisky and 25 bottles (250 ml each) of Special Whisky were recovered from his possession.

In this regard, FIR No. 160/2026 U/S 48(a) of the Excise Act has been registered at Police Station Kanachack, and further investigation is underway.

In the third action, a police team of Police Post Garkhal, while conducting Naka checking, intercepted and apprehended Jaswant Singh @ Sonu S/o Shamsher Singh R/o Garkhal, Tehsil Akhnoor, District Jammu, along with a scooty bearing registration No. JK02DF-2855.

During checking, 100 quarters (180 ml each) of JK Special Whisky were recovered from his possession.

Accordingly, FIR No. 213/2026 U/S 48(a) of the Excise Act has been registered, and further investigation is underway.

Thus, in the three separate actions, Police Jammu recovered 10 bottles of 750 ml each, 25 bottles of 250 ml each and 156 quarters of 180 ml each of whisky, while taking legal action against the persons involved in the illegal liquor trade.

Police Jammu reiterated its commitment to curbing bootlegging and the illegal sale and distribution of liquor, and warned that strict legal action will continue against persons indulging in such unlawful activities.

05/09/2026

Jammu Police Seizes 46 Bottles of Illicit Liquor and ₹740/- Sale Proceeds; FIR Registered in PS Bishnah

Jammu, September 04, 2026:

In a significant action against the illegal sale of liquor, Police Station Bishnah, under the supervision of District Police Jammu, recovered 46 sealed bottles of JK Special Whisky, each containing 180 ml, along with ₹740/- in cash, believed to be proceeds from the illegal sale of liquor.

Acting on credible information as part of the continuing drive against the illegal sale and distribution of liquor, the police team of PS Bishnah conducted the operation and seized the illicit liquor and cash from the possession of the accused.

In this regard, Case FIR No. 165/2026 under Sections 48(a)/(f) of the J&K Excise Act has been registered at Police Station Bishnah, and further investigation has been initiated to ascertain the source of the liquor and identify any other persons involved in the illegal activity.

Jammu Police reiterates its commitment to taking strict action against persons involved in the illegal trade of liquor and other unlawful activities. Citizens are encouraged to share credible information regarding such activities with the police to enable timely and effective action.

Jammu Police remains committed to ensuring a safe, secure and peaceful environment for the public.

04/09/2026

Jammu Police at PS Bahu Fort Seized 465 Bottles of illicit Liquor and Two different FIRs Registered

Jammu, September 04, 2026:

In a significant action against the illegal sale and transportation of liquor, Police Station Bahu Fort, Trikuta Nagar, under the supervision of District Police Jammu, has seized 465 bottles of illicit liquor during two separate operations.

Acting on credible information and as part of its continued drive against the illegal trade and distribution of liquor, the police team of PS Bahu Fort conducted the necessary action and recovered the liquor bottles from the possession of the accused.

In connection with the recoveries, two separate FIRs vide no 273/26 and 274/26 Under sections 48(a) Excise act have been registered at Police Station Bahu Fort, and further investigation has been initiated to ascertain the source of the liquor and identify any other persons involved in the illegal activity.

The successful recovery reflects the vigilance, dedication and prompt action of the police personnel of PS Bahu Fort. The efforts of the team are appreciated for their continued commitment towards maintaining law and order and curbing illegal activities in the area.

District Police Jammu reiterates its commitment to taking strict action against persons involved in the illegal trade of liquor and other unlawful activities. Citizens are also encouraged to share credible information regarding such activities with the police so that timely and effective action can be taken.

Jammu Police remains committed to ensuring a safe, secure and peaceful environment for the public.

04/09/2026

SSP Jammu Shri Joginder Singh wishes everyone a very Happy Janmashtami on this holy day!

03/09/2026

Police Station Janipur Organises Thana Diwas; Community Safety and Cyber Security Issues Discussed

Jammu, September 03, 2026:

Jammu Police today organised a Thana Diwas at Police Station Janipur, providing a platform for direct interaction between the police and local residents on issues concerning public safety, security and community welfare. Around 250 residents participated in the programme.

The programme was attended by DIG Jammu-Samba-Kathua Range Shri Sridhar Patil, IPS, as Chief Guest, along with SSP Jammu Shri Joginder Singh, JKPS, and SP City North Shri Vivek Shekhar. SDPO City West Dr. Satish Bhardwaj, JKPS, and SHO Janipur Inspector Shariq Majeed welcomed the dignitaries and local residents.

During the interactive session, members of the public raised various issues concerning the locality, including the need for quicker response by Emergency Response Support System (ERSS) vehicles and other matters related to community safety.

Addressing the gathering, DIG Shri Sridhar Patil sensitised the participants on emerging security concerns and urged them to remain vigilant and cooperate with the police. He specifically highlighted the dangers associated with banned Gattu thread, the ongoing 100-Day anti-drug campaign, effective use of the Dial-112 emergency helpline, and essential precautions for preventing cyber fraud and other cyber-related crimes.

SSP Jammu Shri Joginder Singh also interacted with the residents and patiently heard their grievances and suggestions. He assured the participants that the issues raised during the Thana Diwas would be examined and addressed through appropriate action by the concerned police units.

The programme concluded with a renewed commitment to strengthen police-public coordination, enhance responsiveness to public concerns and work collectively towards ensuring a safer and more secure environment in the Janipur area.

02/09/2026

Thana Diwas Held at Police Station Arnia; Public Issues and Safety Concerns Discussed

Jammu, September 02, 2026:

Jammu Police organised Thana Diwas at Police Station Arnia, providing a platform for direct interaction between the police and the local community.

The programme was attended by SP Headquarters, along with SDPO R S Pura and SHO Arnia.

During the programme, members of the public raised various local issues including Gattu thread threat, illegal sand mining, rising cases of the domestic violence etc. and concerns related to public safety, security and policing. The officers gave a patient hearing to the participants and assured them that their genuine concerns would be addressed on priority.

The officers also encouraged the public to maintain close coordination with the police and promptly share information regarding any suspicious or unlawful activity.

The interaction reaffirmed Jammu Police's commitment towards accessible, responsive and community-oriented policing, while strengthening mutual trust and cooperation between the police and the public.

02/09/2026

Jammu Police Cracks Down on Drug Trafficking; Two Suspected Drug Peddlers Arrested, 270–290 Grams of Heroin-Like Substance Recovered in Miran Sahib

Jammu, September 02, 2026:

Continuing its sustained drive against drug trafficking under the ongoing “Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan,” Jammu Police achieved another significant success with the arrest of two suspected drug peddlers and the recovery of approximately 270–290 grams of heroin-like narcotic substance (Chitta) in the jurisdiction of Police Station Miran Sahib.

A police party of Police Station Miran Sahib, led by PSI Yatin, along with Ct. Arjun Shivgotra, Ct. Sangram Singh, SPO Lucky, SPO Suresh Kumar and other personnel, was conducting naka checking and patrolling on the Bahadur Khan–Kotli Mian Fateh Road when a blue-coloured Maruti Suzuki Ignis bearing registration No. JK02CX-5416, coming from Bahadur Khan towards Kotli Mian Fateh, was intercepted.

During checking of the vehicle, the police personnel noticed aluminium foil lying on the rear seat, raising suspicion regarding possession of narcotics. The suspects were apprised of their legal rights, following which Executive Magistrate (EMIC/Naib Tehsildar Marallian) Sh. Akhil Malgotra was called to the spot and searches were conducted as per prescribed legal procedure.

The accused were identified as:

1. Aniket Mottan @ Bablu, S/o Ashok Kumar, R/o Bahadur Khan, Tehsil Bishnah, District Jammu. During his personal search, conducted in the presence of the Executive Magistrate, a transparent polythene packet containing approximately 190–200 grams of heroin-like narcotic substance was recovered from his left jeans pocket, along with a Samsung mobile phone.

2. Rishariwar Bhagat, S/o Late Ramesh Lal, R/o Bahadur Khan, Tehsil Bishnah, District Jammu. During his personal search, a transparent polythene packet containing approximately 80–90 grams of heroin-like narcotic substance was recovered from his right trouser pocket, along with a POCO mobile phone.

In total, approximately 270–290 grams of heroin-like narcotic substance (Chitta), along with an electronic weighing machine, two mobile phones and the vehicle, was seized as per legal formalities.

In this connection, FIR No. 143/2026 under Sections 8/21/22/29/60 of the NDPS Act has been registered at Police Station Miran Sahib. Further investigation is underway to identify the source and destination of the contraband, trace the supply chain and financial transactions, and establish the involvement of other persons connected with the drug network.

Jammu Police reiterated its zero-tolerance policy towards drug trafficking and warned that stringent legal action will be taken against persons involved in the illicit drug trade.

The general public is urged to cooperate with the Police and share credible information regarding drug peddling or trafficking in their areas. The identity of informants will be kept strictly confidential. Public cooperation remains vital to achieving the goal of a drug-free Jammu and Kashmir.

02/09/2026

SSP Jammu Sh Joginder Singh Chairs Meeting with 2024-Batch PSIs; Stresses Honesty, Discipline and Dedication to Service

Jammu, September 02, 2026:

SSP Jammu Shri Joginder Singh today chaired a meeting with the Probationary Sub-Inspectors (PSIs) of the 2024 batch presently posted in District Jammu. All Zonal SPs of Jammu district also attended the meeting.

During the interaction, SSP Jammu emphasised the importance of maintaining the highest standards of honesty, integrity, discipline and dedication while discharging official duties. He directed the PSIs to remain committed to professional policing, uphold the dignity of the uniform and maintain a strong sense of responsibility towards the public.

SSP Jammu further made it clear that any act of misconduct, negligence or compromise with professional and ethical standards would invite strict departmental action.

The officers were also advised to work with sincerity, remain accessible to the public and strengthen public confidence in the Police through fair, transparent and accountable policing.

The meeting concluded with directions to all concerned officers to perform their duties with professionalism and dedication and set high standards of conduct in their respective assignments.

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