Kashmir Crime News: Drug Trader Run Away From Lockup Arrested

Kashmir Crime News: Drug addicts run away from lockup arrested, jailed under Public Safety Act

A notorious drug trader in Bandipora escaped from the lockup of the Sumbal police station.

Taking strict notice, the police administration has asked Veerawar to remove the concerned police station in-charge Sajjad Ahmad and head constable Abdul Hameed, and report to the district police line Bandipora.

Meanwhile, the drug trafficker who escaped from lockup was arrested again and sent to jail under the Public Safety Act. Inspector Mohammad Salim has been made in charge of the police station of Sumbal until further orders.

Kashmir Crime News: According to the information received, the police arrested Mohammad Younis Malla, a notorious drug trader from the village of Shilwat.

He was kept in the lockup of Sumbal police station, but he escaped from the spot last evening after not taking a chance.

However, today he was caught again by the police team formed under SDP Sumbal Surendra Mohan in the Shadipora area.

Confirming the matter, DIG North Kashmir Range Sujit Kumar said that an inquiry has been ordered into the entire case. Negligence is unforgivable.

The drug addict who escaped from lockup is very infamous. There are many cases pending against him earlier.

District SSP Bandipora Maheed Zahid, after completing all the legal formalities, has recommended to the administration to send him to jail under the Public Safety Act. He is now held captive under the Public Safety Act.

Jammu Crime: Police apprehended 30 kg, two arrested for smuggling.

For the second consecutive day on Thursday, the Udhampur police foiled an attempt to smuggle hunger. Police arrested two people on charges of extortion smuggling.

The team of Udhampur Police, under the supervision of DSP Headquarters Sahil Mahajan and Police Station Incharge Udhampur Chanchal Singh, blocked the block at Jakhaini Chowk.

Police stopped truck number PB13X / 9733 for search at the blockade. During the search, the police recovered 30 kg of hunger being carried in the vehicle.

The police took two people in custody and took the truck and took it into custody. Police registered a case under the NDPS Act and arrested the two on charges of extortion smuggling yesterday.