Reasi Police Post Kakryal Rescued 6 bovine animals. In the intervening night of 31.12.2025 and 01.12.2026 one Tata load carrier having regd. no. JK19A5279 coming from Maghal side moving towards Udhampur side was stopped for checking at sool naka of Police Post Kakryal, but the vehicle dodged naka and turned back arround towards Maghal katra and tried to flee. It was chased, officials of Police post kakryal and caught but taking benefit of the dark the driver fled away but the vehicle was caught by police. Upon checking, the vehicle was found loaded with 6 buffaloes (bovine animals) tied in cruel manner which were rescued. On this, has been registered under relevant sections of law and investigation underway. The whole operation was conducted by SI Akhilesh Khajuria Incharge Police Post Kakryal under the leadership of SHO Katra Insp Ranjeet Rao, and SDPO katra Sh. Bhishm Dubey and under the supervision of SP Katra Sh. Vipin Chandran. Under the over all supervison SSP Reasi Sh. Paramvir Singh. ByUdhampur Update January 2, 2026
उधमपुर #PeopleFirst #UdhampurPolice #NotoBovineSmuggling *Udhampur Police Tightens Noose on Bovine Smugglers – 188 Cases Registered, 220 Arrested, 1,189 Bovines Rescued, Assets Worth ₹1.50 Cr Attached* Udhampur During the year 2025, Udhampur Police carried out an intensive and sustained drive against the menace of bovine smuggling across the district. From January to December 2025, a total of 188 cases related to bovine smuggling were registered, resulting in the arrest of 220 persons, including 212 accused involved in bovine smuggling and 08 habitual offenders booked under PSA. As part of the enforcement action, 1,189 bovines were successfully rescued and 144 vehicles used in smuggling activities were seized. Further, stringent action was taken against violators, leading to the cancellation/suspension of 48 documents, including 28 vehicle Registration Certificates and 20 driving licenses. On the prosecution front, 122 convictions were secured, reflecting strong investigation and effective follow-up by Udhampur Police. In a major financial crackdown, properties linked to bovine smugglers were targeted. In 11 cases, 11 vehicles worth approximately ₹1.50 crore were attached under relevant legal provisions, dealing a significant blow to the illegal network. ByUdhampur Update January 2, 2026
*Long-Absconding NDPS Accused Arrested by Udhampur Police After 11 Years* Udhampur Police, in a significant operation, has apprehended an accused who had been absconding for a long time. The arrested individual has been identified as Ashok Kumar, son of Pritam Kumar, a resident of Salwara, District Hoshiarpur (Punjab). The accused was wanted in connection with FIR No. 17/2008 under Section 8/15 of the NDPS Act registered at Police Station Kud. A warrant under Section 512 CrPC had been issued against him by the Hon’ble Principal District & Sessions Judge, Udhampur on 14/08/2015. The accused had been evading arrest for nearly 11 years. After sustained efforts, Udhampur Police successfully arrested him from Hoshiarpur (Punjab). Following his arrest, the warrant was executed, and as per the orders of the Hon’ble Court, the accused has been lodged in District Jail Udhampur. This action is part of Udhampur Police’s strict and continuous अभियान against criminals. Udhampur Update May 6, 2026
DC reviews progress of PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana in Udhampur UDHAMPUR, MAY 05: Deputy Commissioner Udhampur Minga Sherpa today chaired a review meeting to assess the progress of the PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana in the district. During the meeting, attended by officers, vendors and representatives for the agencies associated with the scheme, the Executive Engineer JPDCL presented a detailed overview of the scheme’s implementation. He apprised the Deputy Commissioner about the total number of applications received- the cases having allotted vendors, the number of pending applications and the installations completed so far. While reviewing the progress, the DC sought comprehensive feedback on the challenges being faced in the execution of the scheme. He emphasized the need to launch an extensive door-to-door awareness campaign to sensitize the public about the benefits of the PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana. Stressing effective coordination, the Deputy Commissioner directed JPDCL and empanelled vendors to work in close collaboration to bridge the gap between applications received and pending installations. He further instructed all concerned officers and vendors to intensify awareness activities to encourage maximum public participation in this flagship scheme. May 6, 2026
Arrangements for 3- Day Moungri mela discussed at Udhampur UDHAMPUR, MAY 05: The 3-Day historic Annual Shiv- Parvati Shrine mela at Moungri is commencing from May 15, 2026, In this regard, a meeting of District Officers of the line departments, besides representatives of the management committee of Lord Shiv Parvati cave shrine Moungri was held today. Deputy Commissioner Udhampur Minga Sherpa chaired the meeting which was attended by Additional Deputy Commissioner Prem Singh; Assistant Commissioner Revenue Dr Umesh Shan; Additional SP Sandeep Bhat and other officers. Threadbare discussions were held on the arrangements related to smooth conduct of the mela, like maintenance of road, deployment of security personnel, besides provisions for sanitation, Health care, Transport, drinking water and power supply. The meeting decided to constitute teams to keep a check on overpricing and quality of edibles, oversee ration supply and prepare a calendar of Cultural activities and sports etc. The DC directed the concerned officers to ensure all arrangements pertaining to their respective departments are made well in advance, leaving no scope of any complaint from any quarter. Xen PDD was directed to provide uninterrupted power supply till the culmination of the mela. Executive Engineers PMGSY and PWD were directed to ensure timely filing of the potholes and completion of repair work on the road leading to the Mela Site. It was decided that District Police would deploy adequate security personnel during mela days while ARTO would deploy a sufficient number of buses from different locations. For first aid facilities, the DC directed the Chief Medical Officer to deploy a team of doctors and an ambulance to meet any emergency. The Youth Services & Sports department was asked to organize cultural programmes and sports events at the venue in coordination with the Education department. The government departments were directed to put up their departmental stalls to sensitize the public regarding flagship government schemes. May 6, 2026