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Awantipora Police solves theft case within 12 hoursAccused arrested, stolen Diesel recoveredAwantipora 01 June  2025:Pol...
01/06/2025

Awantipora Police solves theft case within 12 hours
Accused arrested, stolen Diesel recovered

Awantipora 01 June 2025:

Police Awantipora solved a theft case by arresting two accused persons involved in the commission of crime and have recovered stolen Diesel.

Police Station Pampore received a complaint from one person namely Mohammed Younis Shah resident of Khankahbagh Pampore that on 31 may 2025 some unknown thieves have stolen diesel from a vehicle Truck bearing registration number JK13F-3017 which was parked outside the house of the complainant.

Accordingly, a case vide FIR No. 65 /2025 under relevant sections of law was registered in PS Pampore and investigation was initiated.

During the course of investigation Police team under the supervision of SHO PS Pampore Dy.SP (p) Shri Shravan Singh by taking assistance of modern techniques including collection of CCTV footages of various locations learnt about the involvement of two accused persons identified as:

1) Happy Kumar S/o Devindar Kumar R/o Bada Dowlatpora Pathankot Punjab
2) Lucky Kumar S/o Devindar KumarR/o Bada Dowlatpora Pathankot Punjab

Accordingly, during investigation both accused persons were arrested and brought to Police Station Pampore where they remain in custody. 137 liters of Diesel was also recovered from the accused.

Further investigation of the case is going on.

31/05/2025

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Srinagar Police arrests 02 in Facebook donation fraud in SrinagarSrinagar: In a swift and decisive action, Srinagar Poli...
31/05/2025

Srinagar Police arrests 02 in Facebook donation fraud in Srinagar

Srinagar: In a swift and decisive action, Srinagar Police busted an online fraud racket involving a fake medical donation appeal on social media platform ( Facebook ).

On 30th May 2025, Police Station Nowhatta received a written complaint from Muneer Ahmad Misger son of Mohammad Sadiq Misger resident of Mughal Masjid, Nowhatta, stating therein that an unidentified journalist had uploaded a photograph of his sister on Facebook with a fabricated story to appeal for public donations for a surgery that never occurred. The act, carried out with malicious intent, amounted to cheating and exploitation.

Accordingly, a case vide FIR No. 21/2025 was registered under sections 318(2) and 319(2) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and investigation was initiated.

During the course of the investigation, the administrator of the page involved in the fraudulent post was identified as Mohammad Lateef Lone son of Ali Mohammad Lone, resident of Tujan, Pulwama and arrested. Another accused namely Amir Yousuf Khan son of Mohammad Yousuf Khan, resident of Bandipora, presently residing in Gulab Bagh, Zakoora, was also identified.
Investigation revealed that he had provided the bank account details into which the fraudulent donations were being collected.
Both the accused persons have been arrested.

The investigation remains ongoing to identify and apprehend other individuals involved in the scam.

Meanwhile, media personnel and the public are strongly advised to not share or engage with the said Facebook post, as it is part of a fraudulent scheme. Circulating such misleading content and false information may further the criminal motive and cause additional distress to the victim’s family.

J&K Police urges the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious/illegal online fundraising activities to the nearest police station.

Summer vacation in the Government Degree Colleges across Jammu and Kashmir.
30/05/2025

Summer vacation in the Government Degree Colleges across Jammu and Kashmir.

29/05/2025

*Govt doctor heard in audio clip telling colleague to 'kill' COVID-19 patient, FIR lodged*

Latur, May 29 (PTI) Police have registered an FIR against a senior doctor of a government hospital in Maharashtra's Latur district for allegedly instructing a colleague to "kill" a COVID-19 patient during the pandemic in 2021, officials said on Thursday.

An audio clip recently surfaced on social media of the purported conversation between the accused, Dr Shashikant Deshpande, who was then additional district surgeon at the Udgir Government Hospital in Latur, and Dr Shashikant Dange, who was posted at a COVID-19 care centre.

The clip, now widely circulated on social media, is purportedly of the time during the COVID-19 crisis peak in 2021 when hospitals were crowded with patients and resources were scarce.

The patient, Kausar Fatima, wife of Dayami Ajimoddin Gaussoddin (53), had later recovered from the disease.

In the conversation, Dr Deshpande is allegedly heard saying: "Don't allow anyone to go inside, just kill that Dayami woman."

To this, Dr Dange responds cautiously, noting that oxygen support had already been reduced.

Based on a complaint by Gaussoddin, the Udgir city police registered a case against Deshpande on May 24 under legal provisions for deliberate and malicious acts intended to outrage religious feelings and other offences.

Police have seized Deshpande's mobile phone, issued a notice him and his statement was being recorded, inspector Dilip Gade told PTI.

He also said the police were verifying the authenticity of the audio clip.

The police have also issued a notice to Dr Dange. "He is out of district and will come tomorrow. After that, we will collect his mobile phone and conduct an inquiry," Gade said.

As per the FIR, the complainant said that in 2021, during the pandemic, his wife Kausar Fatima (then aged 41), tested positive for COVID-19.

She was admitted as an inpatient at the government hospital in Udgir on April 15, 2021, and COVID-19 treatment was being provided in a building opposite an eye hospital on Nanded Road, under the management of the hospital. Dr Dange was treating COVID-19 patients at that centre.

The woman remained admitted there for 10 days. Around the seventh day of her admission, her husband was sitting beside Dr Dange while he was having lunch.

At that moment, Dr Dange, who received a call from Dr Deshpande, placed the phone on speaker and continued the conversation regarding hospital matters.

During the call, Dr Deshpande enquired about bed availability.

When Dr Dange informed him that there were no vacant beds, the man claimed that he distinctly heard Dr Deshpande saying, "Kill the Dayami patient. You're used to dealing with such people."

He also allegedly made a caste-based slur during the conversation, as per the man's complaint.

The man said he was shocked, but chose to remain silent at the time since his wife was still undergoing treatment. A few days later, his wife recovered and was discharged.

However, on May 2, 2025, the audio clip of the purported conversation surfaced on social media.

The man said hearing the same disturbing remarks again deeply hurt him and offended his religious sentiments, especially the alleged use of derogatory caste-related comments, following which he lodged the police complaint.(PTI)

29/05/2025

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29/05/2025

Kashmir Has Two Active COVID-19 Cases at Present; Both Casses Mild, Situation Under Control: Officials

Both Students from Kerala, Pursuing MDS at GDC Srinagar, Kept in Isolation; Condition Stable, To Be Retested After Two Days

Srinagar, May 29: Kashmir currently has two active COVID-19 cases after two students, at Government Dental College (GDC) Srinagar, tested positive before five days.

A senior health official told news agency JKNS that both students, originally from Kerala, had recently returned to the college after visiting their home state and began experiencing mild symptoms. “They were sent to GMC Srinagar for testing, where both tested positive for COVID-19,” the official said.

He confirmed that both have been isolated inside the hostel, and separate washroom facilities have been arranged as a precautionary measure. “Their condition is stable, and there is no need for concern at this point,” the official added.

The official further said the students will undergo retesting after two days as per COVID-19 protocol. “The situation is completely under control, but necessary precautions must continue,” he said.

“At present there is no alarming situation in Kashmir. The infection appears mild and manageable,” the official said. (JKNS)

Two Hybrid LeT Terrorists Apprehended In ShopianUmer RashidShopian, May 29 (GNS): Police on Thursday said that two hybri...
29/05/2025

Two Hybrid LeT Terrorists Apprehended In Shopian

Umer Rashid

Shopian, May 29 (GNS): Police on Thursday said that two hybrid terrorists affiliated with Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) were arrested during a Cordon and Search Operation (CASO) launched at Baskuchan area of south Kashmir’s Shopian district by SOG Shopian in coordination with 44 RR and 178 Bn CRPF following specific input, officials said.

They said the area was cordoned off and movement of terrorists was noticed in a nearby orchard. Swift and coordinated action by the joint teams led to the successful surrender and eventually arrest of the two terrorists—identified as Irfan Bashir and Uzair Salam—thereby averting a potential encounter and preventing a possible attack or targeted killing.

Officials said arms and ammunition were recovered from their possession which include two AK-56 rifles, four magazines, 102 rounds of 7.62×39mm, two hand grenades, two pouches, ₹5400 in cash, a mobile phone, a smartwatch, two biscuit packets and an Aadhaar card.

An FIR has been registered under relevant sections and further investigation is underway. (GNS)

J&K Govt directs all administrative secretaries, UT level heads of departments to ensure their physical presence at Civi...
28/05/2025

J&K Govt directs all administrative secretaries, UT level heads of departments to ensure their physical presence at Civil Secretariat, Srinagar

28/05/2025

Exclusive interview with Poney Association president Pahalgam Abdul Waheed Wani

28/05/2025

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27/05/2025

Woman Dies After Tree Falls Amid Gusty Winds in Tral

Srinagar, May 27: A woman tragically lost her life after a tree fell on her amid sudden gusty winds in the Tral area of South Kashmir’s Pulwama district on Tuesday evening.

The deceased has been identified as Saleema, a resident of Tral. According to local sources, the incident occurred when strong winds swept through the region, leading to the collapse of the tree that fatally struck her.

Authorities have taken cognizance of the incident, and an investigation has been initiated.

It is worth mentioning that several parts of Jammu and Kashmir have been experiencing gusty winds and heavy rainfall over the past few hours, contributing to incidents like these.

Reported by: Peerzada Masarat Shah
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