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#PeopleFirst #UdhampurPolice **Bottlegger Arrested, 05 Litres of Desi Liquor Seized by Udhampur Police at Sudhmahadev** Udhampur Police party of Police Post Sudh mahadev while on routine patrolling duty in the area of Marothi noticed a suspicious person carrying a gallon. On noticing the police party, the said person tried to flee from the spot but was apprehended. During checking, the gallon was found to contain 05 litres of illicit desi liquor. The accused has been identified as *Parveen Singh S/o Kedarnath R/o Marothi, Tehsil Chenani, District Udhampur.* Accordingly, FIR No. 05/2026 under Section 48(a) has been registered at Police Station Chenani and further investigation in the case has been taken up.

House Committee conducts on-the-spot inspection of JJM schemes in Udhampur UDHAMPUR, JANUARY 07: The House Committee constituted to probe into the alleged irregularities in implementation of Jal Jeevan Mission today conducted an extensive on-the-spot inspection of various JJM schemes in Udhampur district. The inspection was carried out under the chairmanship of Chairman Justice Hasnain Masoodi along with other members of the Committee. The House Committee was accompanied by the local MLAs Additional Chief Secretary, Jal Shakti Department, Shaleen Kabra, Mission Director, Jal Jeevan Mission, Deputy Commissioner Udhampur, Saloni Rai and other concerned officers. During the visit, the Chairman and members inspected the water supply schemes at Tikri Dhanu and Seen Brahmana. The Committee interacted with the former PRI members and local residents to ascertain the ground-level status of JJM implementation besides gathering firsthand feedback regarding functioning of the schemes. During the inspection, the House Committee members enquired in detail about various aspects of the scheme, including the laying of pipelines, installation and functionality of filtration plants, provision of household tap connections, quality of trenching and pipe network execution, infrastructure status, water quality, supply timelines, maintenance mechanisms and pending works under JJM. The Committee also held an interaction at Dak Bungalow, Udhampur, where the former PRI members and local residents raised several issues related to JJM implementation in their respective areas. These included non-functional reservoirs, households left out of JJM coverage, leakage in pipelines, improper laying of pipes on the surface, incomplete works and delays in installation of infrastructure. While briefing the media, the Chairman stated that the Committee, constituted in the backdrop of the alleged irregularities in implementation of JJM in J&K, conducted on-spot-inspection of JJM schemes in Udhampur district. He said the Committee carried out on-the-spot verification to ascertain the factual position, identify bottlenecks and fix responsibility for lapses, wherever found. The officers of the Jal Shakti Department briefed the Committee about the progress of works and highlighted technical challenges, land-related issues and funding constraints. They also informed the Committee about the steps being taken to expedite the pending works and improve service delivery. As part of the tour, the House Committee members also visited Bedian and Johnu, where they reviewed the status of ongoing and incomplete JJM works aimed at providing potable drinking water to rural households. The Committee also interacted with the local residents and the officials to assess the ground situation.

लगातार संघर्ष, अनुशासन और कभी हार न मानने वाले जज़्बे ने आज डिक्शांत कुंडल को उनकी मेहनत का फल दिलाया है। #VijayHazareTrophy के लिए पहला अवसर मिलना सिर्फ़ एक चयन नहीं, बल्कि वर्षों की तपस्या और समर्पण की सच्ची पहचान है। संघर्ष से सफलता तक की यह यात्रा हर उभरते खिलाड़ी के लिए प्रेरणादायक कहानी है, जो यह साबित करती है कि सच्ची मेहनत कभी बेकार नहीं जाती

#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.

#PeopleFirst #UdhampurPolice #NotoBovineSmuggling *Udhampur Police Attach ₹1.50 Crore Worth Properties of Bovine Smugglers in 2025* During the year 2025, Udhampur Police, under Section 107 BNSS, attached ₹1.50 crore worth properties belonging to habitual bovine smugglers in 11 cases across Police Stations Chenani, Rehambal, Udhampur and Majalta. The attached properties include 11 vehicles (Tata pick-ups and trucks) all used in repeated bovine smuggling. Investigations revealed these assets were acquired from proceeds of crime and after court orders, they were formally attached, striking a strong blow at the financial network of the smuggling nexus. Notably, the highest-value single property attached in 2025 was a truck worth ₹40 lakh, belonging to *Rafqat Ali S/o Mohd Shafi R/o Dabriah, Tehsil & District Udhampur* seized under Section 107(5) BNSS by Police Station Majalta. This vehicle alone represents a significant milestone in dismantling the smuggling network. Udhampur Police reiterates its commitment to zero tolerance against bovine smuggling and warns that offenders will face strict legal action and seizure of assets.

ADC reviews winter preparedness arrangements in Udhampur UDHAMPUR, DECEMBER 24: Additional Deputy Commissioner Udhampur, Prem Singh today convened a meeting of officers from the line departments to review the action plan for winter preparedness. Detailed discussions were held on key aspects, including road clearance in snow prone areas, ensuring smooth vehicular movement on the National Highway, identification of additional parking locations at Patnitop and maintaining uninterrupted connectivity during the winter season. The ADC directed the concerned departments to activate men and machinery well in advance to avoid disruption to traffic and essential services. The JPDCL was instructed to maintain an adequate buffer stock of power transformers and wires at sub-divisional workshops to facilitate timely replacement and repairs. Similarly, the Food, Civil Supplies & Consumer Affairs Department was directed to ensure availability of sufficient essential items including ration and LPG both in remote areas and at sales centres. He also called for enhanced efforts to complete the stocking of essential commodities in snow-bound and remote areas.

PR/DDI/J/4635// District Level awareness programme held at Block Khoon as part of Good Governance Week UDHAMPUR, DECEMBER 24: As part of the ongoing Good Governance Week, the Jammu & Kashmir Khadi and Village Industries Board (JKKVIB) Udhampur on Wednesday organised a one-day district-level awareness programme at Block Khoon. The event aimed to generate awareness about the Prime Minister’s Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP) and the J&K Rural Employment Generation Programme (JKREGP) being implemented by JKKVIB. The schemes offer financial assistance to unemployed youth and artisans for establishing their own businesses and manufacturing units. The programme was attended by Director RSETI, Lead District Manager SBI, Branch Manager J&K Bank Khoon, Ex-Sarpanchs and Panches and a large number of unemployed youth from the area. District Officer J&K KVIB, Yogesh Joshi welcomed all the participants and provided in-depth knowledge about the scope of schemes being implemented by J&K KVIB. He explained in detail the eligibility, documents required and the application filing process for seeking financial assistance under the twin schemes.

Additional Registrar Cooperative Societies reviews functioning of Cooperative banks in Udhampur UDHAMPUR, DECEMBER 24: Under the “Prashasan Gaon Ki Ore” initiative and as part of the International Year of Cooperatives, a detailed field visit was undertaken by Additional Registrar Cooperative Societies, Jammu Division, Bal Krishan in district Udhampur. The visit aimed at strengthening cooperative institutions at the grassroots level and reviewing the implementation of key Cooperative sector initiatives. En-route, the Officer inaugurated a fertilizer retail shop at Krimachi, enhancing access to essential agricultural inputs for local farmers through the cooperative framework. Later, the Additional Registrar inspected the functioning of major cooperative banks including Devika Urban Cooperative Bank and Jammu Central Cooperative Bank. The inspections focused on operational efficiency, adherence to cooperative principles, transparency and quality of services. Emphasis was laid on strengthening the governance mechanism, improving financial discipline and ensuring effective credit delivery to members, particularly those engaged in agriculture and allied activities. The Additional Registrar also held detailed deliberations with proposed beneficiaries of the Cash Credit Limit Scheme and the Cooperative Infrastructure Development Fund Scheme and reviewed the proposals. Beneficiaries including secretaries of the Primary Agricultural Credit Societies (PACS) were sensitised about eligibility criteria and the statutory provisions.

#PeopleFirst #UdhampurPolice #DrugsFreeUdhampur *Two Inter-District Drug Peddlers Arrested with Heroin at Jakheni Naka by Udhampur Police* Continuing its drive against drug trafficking, Udhampur Police, while performing traffic checking duty at Naka Point Jakheni, apprehended two persons and recovered heroin from their possession. During checking, a Hyundai i10 car bearing registration number JK01M-2597, coming from Jammu side and going towards Srinagar side was signalled to stop. During personal search, the police party recovered 5.71 grams of heroin from the possession of the driver namely *Aquib Hamed S/o Abdul Hamed Bhat R/o Kak Sarai, Karan Nagar, Srinagar*. Further, during checking of the co-passenger sitting in the said vehicle namely *Raqib Ahmed S/o Abdul Salam R/o Buch Mohalla, MR Ganj, Srinagar,* 5.41 grams of heroin was recovered from his personal possession. Thus, a total of 11.12 grams of heroin was recovered. In this regard, a case FIR No. 426/2025 under Sections 8/21/22 of the NDPS Act has been registered at Police Station Udhampur and further investigation is underway

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DC Udhampur reviews Action plan for 100 day Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan UDHAMPUR, APRIL 10: Deputy Commissioner Udhampur Minga Sherpa today chaired a meeting with officers of the line departments to review the action plan for the 100 day campaign under Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan. The meeting was attended by Additional Deputy Commissioner, Prem Singh and other senior district officers from the concerned departments. Reviewing the preparations of stakeholder departments, the Deputy Commissioner directed the officers to maintain close coordination for successful implementation of activities during the campaign. “Inter-departmental coordination and effective execution of activities are vital for achieving the objectives,” he noted and added “The awareness activities and programmes planned for the campaign aim at sensitizing the public and reinforcing collective efforts towards building a drug-free society.” Stressing the need for extensive grassroots-level outreach, the DC instructed stakeholder departments to activate field staff to mobilise community participation, which is crucial for eradication of the growing menace. He also stressed on promoting awareness about the government welfare schemes.

#PeopleFirst #UdhampurPolice *Shri Amrit Pal Singh–IPS Assumes Charge as SSP Udhampur; Holds Introductory Meeting* Udhampur, 10 April 2026 Shri Amrit Pal Singh–IPS today assumed charge as SSP Udhampur. On his arrival at District Police Headquarters Udhampur, he was accorded a ceremonial Guard of Honour and warmly welcomed by senior officers. Soon after, he chaired an introductory meeting at DPL Udhampur to review the law & order and crime scenario of the district. All supervisory officers and SHOs attended the meeting where a brief presentation highlighted key challenges and priorities. SSP Udhampur stressed professionalism, integrity and people-friendly policing, directing officers to focus on public grievance redressal, eradication of drug menace, tackling militancy and upholding the rule of law. The meeting was also attended by DySP Hqrs Udhampur, SDPO Ramnagar, SDPO Chenani, DySP PC Basantgarh, DySP PC Latti, DySP PC Udhampur, DySP DAR DPL udhampur, ADO DPO Udhampur, DySP (Prob.) Inspectors and other officers of District Police Udhampur. Jkp MediacentrePhq Media Centre, PHQ, J&K Police. Udhampur Reasi Range Police

District road safety committee meeting held at Udhampur DC calls for strict enforcement of rules, corrective measures UDHAMPUR, APRIL 07: Deputy Commissioner Udhampur Minga Sherpa today chaired a meeting of the District Road Safety Committee to review and strengthen road safety measures across the district. The meeting was attended by the Superintending Engineer, PWD, along with other district officers of the stakeholder departments. A detailed discussion was held on several critical aspects, including removal of dumped material from city areas, effective implementation of Motor Vehicles Act, identification of accident-prone black spots etc. The meeting also deliberated on equipping ambulances with trauma kits, ensuring strict enforcement of traffic rules and taking measures to minimize road accidents. Focus was laid on regular road maintenance, close check on overloading and over-speeding, curbing rash driving and conducting sustained awareness programmes. Other key issues discussed included improving traffic management systems, decongesting busy routes, checking school buses, installing proper signage and carrying out safety audits of all major roads. The DC exhorted all concerned departments to work in close coordination, expedite execution of safety-related works and regularly monitor vulnerable stretches. Emphasis was also laid on organizing road safety awareness programmes in colleges and other educational institutions. The Executive Engineers of PWD and PMGSY were directed to ensure proper maintenance of roads to prevent mishaps. They were further instructed to identify black spots and undertake corrective measures such as installation of signboards, road markings and crash barriers at vulnerable locations.