Zero Tolerance towards Narco Crime- SP Headquarters Briefs the Media on Arrests of hardcore criminals under Nasha Mukta Abhiyan

Jammu,
April 23, 2026.

In a major crackdown against organized crime and drug trafficking, Jammu Police in Bishnah successfully apprehended three hardcore criminals in two separate cases. SP Headquarters took a press briefing regarding both cases which deal a significant blow to criminal networks operating in the region.

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In a successful operation, the accused namely Amit Kumar S/o Swaran Lal R/o Sehora, having 6 FIRs against him for Attempt to Murder and Abduction in Bishnah was arrested. Police recovered 254 grams of heroin (chitta), 13 live cartridges, and one Beretta pistol (USA-made) from his possession. A Baleno car bearing registration number JK21G-3867 was also seized in the case.

In another case two accused persons, namely Lovely Singh and Swaran Singh, both residents of R.S. Pura, were arrested. During the operation, police seized one Thar vehicle bearing registration number JK02DJ-9906, 16 gm Heroin (Chitta) along with 06 mobile phones and ₹25,000 cash. The accused are also involved in serious offences including abduction and attempt to murder, and further investigation is underway to unearth their wider criminal links.

All accused have been booked under relevant sections of law, and further investigation is in progress to dismantle the entire network.
While briefing the media, SP Headquarters Jammu reiterated the firm commitment of Jammu Police towards zero tolerance against crime and drug menace. It was emphasized that the entire supply chain and criminal nexus will be identified and destroyed, and no individual involved will be spared.

The public has been urged to come forward and assist the police by sharing any information related to criminal or drug-related activities. Citizens are encouraged to dial 112 in case of any emergency.

Nasha Mukta Helpline 01912571616 of the District Administration Jammu must be contacted for public assistance.

SP Headquarters also appealed to the community that if anyone is struggling with drug addiction, they should be referred to nearby de-addiction centres for proper treatment and rehabilitation.