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EOW Kashmir chargesheets four in Rs 15 lakh fake cooking oil company fraud

Srinagar, Jul 30 : The Economic Offences Wing (EOW) of the Crime Branch in Kashmir has filed a chargesheet against four persons for allegedly duping a man of ?15 lakh by falsely claiming to represent a cooking oil manufacturing company, officials said on Thursday.


The chargesheet in FIR No. 77/2022, registered under Sections 420 (cheating) and 120-B (criminal conspiracy) of the IPC, was filed before the court of the Chief Judicial Magistrate, Srinagar.

The accused have been identified as Mohammad Amin Bhat of Khanyar, Srinagar; Khalid Hussain Khan of Hawal, Srinagar; Anil Kumar Maheshwari of Jaipur, Rajasthan; and Shashank Kumar of Meerut, Uttar Pradesh.

According to the Crime Branch, the case stemmed from a complaint alleging that the accused induced the complainant to deposit ?15 lakh as security for the supply of cooking oil, claiming to represent M/s Assured Agro Food Industries.

The accused allegedly assured the complainant that the company manufactured cooking oil and promised delivery of the stock within a week. However, no consignment was supplied after the money was deposited, prompting the complainant to approach the authorities.

During investigation, the EOW found that the accused had acted in conspiracy to cheat the complainant on the pretext of supplying mustard oil.

The probe further revealed that no company by the name of M/s Assured Agro Food Industries was registered with the Registrar of Companies in Rajasthan. Investigators also established the involvement of Shashank Kumar, who was projected as the owner of the company, officials said.

Following completion of the investigation, the chargesheet was presented before the competent court for judicial proceedings.

The Crime Branch has urged the public to remain vigilant against economic frauds and report suspicious activities to the Senior Superintendent of Police, EOW Kashmir, or lodge complaints through its official email, officials added.

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11/04/2026

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Drug Control Dept cracks whip in D.K. Marg, D.H. Pora; 2 firms shut, samples lifted

Srinagar, April 11 : The Drug Control Department has launched intensive inspection drives in remote areas of D.K. Marg and D.H. Pora to ensure strict adherence to regulatory standards and protect public health, officials said on Saturday.


The drives covered several areas, including Nagam, Ahmed Abad, Chimmer, D.K. Marg, Badijahalan, and Kutumarg, they added.

During the inspections, one firm was issued a notice for violating prescribed norms, while operations of two firms were temporarily suspended due to observed deficiencies. Official sources said two drug samples were also collected and lifted for testing and analysis to verify their quality and compliance with standards.

A department spokesperson reiterated the agency’s commitment to strict enforcement of drug regulations, asserting that such inspection drives will continue to ensure the availability of safe and quality medicines to the public.

11/04/2026

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India Could Have Done More’ to De-escalate US-Iran Tensions, Says Advisor to J&K CM

Srinagar, Apr 11: Senior National Conference leader and Advisor to the Chief Minister Nasir Aslam Wani on Saturday said Pakistan had played a role in easing tensions in West Asia, while asserting that India’s ties with Israel had limited New Delhi’s ability to take a similar initiative.


Speaking to reporters on the sidelines of a function here, Wani said Islamabad had done a “great job” during the recent conflict by helping prevent escalation between Iran and the United States.

“First of all, we should have done it because it was a role expected of our country. We were considered a non-aligned country, but now we have been left behind. Our relationship with Israel has become a reason for us not to take this step,” he said.

He said it was positive that efforts were made to avoid a larger conflict. “It is a good thing that someone has taken the initiative to save both countries from nuclear war,” he added.

Responding to External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar’s remarks, Wani described Pakistan’s narrative as “misleading”, but said mediation by third countries was a common feature of global diplomacy.

“This is his own opinion, but there are questions for the rest of us as well. Pakistan has done a role in this regard, and many others have also mediated. Qatar has done it many times. In world foreign policy, when there is a conflict, a third country steps in for dialogue,” he said.

11/04/2026

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