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J&K POLICE IN SHOPIAN ARREST TWO BOOTLEGGERS; 43 BOTTLES OF ILLICIT LIQUOR RECOVERED

J&K POLICE IN SHOPIAN ARREST TWO BOOTLEGGERS; 43 BOTTLES OF ILLICIT LIQUOR RECOVERED

Shopian Sept 30 (KINS): Continuing its sustained efforts to curb the menace of drug abuse and illegal substances, Shopian Police arrested two persons and recovered 43 illicit liquor bottles from their possession.

During routine naka checking at Arhama, a police party from Police Station Shopian noticed two persons moving under suspicious circumstances and tactfully apprehended them. During their search, 43 liquor bottles were recovered from their possession. The accused have been identified as Lawaris, son of Suriyaban Chavan, resident of Kanheri Akhola, Maharashtra, and Daramdas Khosla, son of Dhamdhari Khosla, resident of Amantpur Akhloa, Maharashtra, both presently residing at Alyalpora Shopian. Accordingly, FIR No. 204/2026 under the relevant sections of law has been registered at Police Station Shopian, and an investigation has been initiated to ascertain the source and establish the forward and backward linkages.

Shopian Police remains firmly committed to its mission of creating a drug-free society and appeals to the general public to extend their cooperation by sharing any information related to drug peddling or substance abuse in their localities. Citizens can report such activities to the nearest police station. The identity of informants will be kept strictly confidential.

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