News Topic:Drug Menace

Five ‘notorious’ drug peddlers held in Pulwama

J-K Police arrested five drug peddlers and recovered huge quantity of contraband substances in Pulwama district of south Kashmir.

Drug smugglers from Punjab arrested by J&K Police

For the past couple of days, Jammu Kashmir Police have arrested at least five citizens from Punjab for exporting drugs from Kashmir.

Two drug peddlers booked under PSA

SRINAGAR — Jammu and Kashmir Police have booked two “notorious” drug peddlers from Budgam district of central Kashmir under the stringent Public Safety Act...

‘JK among top illicit drug crop cultivators’

Srinagar: With the Narcotics Control Bureau of Union Ministry of Home Affairs in its annual report 2016 having revealed that J&K was one among...

Drive against Bung cultivation in Pulwama soon 

Pulwama: Deputy Commissioner Pulwama Ghulam Mohammad Dar today chaired a meeting wherein it was decided that the authorities will start a drive against bang cultivation...

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