Photo for representational purpose only. - File photo
Jammu, April 28
Jammu police is tightening the noose against bovine smugglers under ‘Operation Kamdhenu’. On Sunday, a smuggling bid was foiled with the rescue of 20 animals while one accused was arrested.
A police party from Jhajjar Kotli in the wee hours foiled a bovine smuggling bid, when a vehicle bearing registration number JK19A-2676 carrying 20 animals was caught at Suketar Naka point. The accused person, identified as Shabir Ahmed, a resident of Pernote in Ramban, was arrested from the spot.
A case under Section 188 IPC and Section 11 PCA Act has been registered in police station Jhajjar Kotli. Further investigation is in progress.
Join Whatsapp Channel of The Tribune for latest updates.
Most Read In 24 Hours
Don't Miss
View All
Top News
I never said Hindu or Muslim, I talked about poor families: PM Modi
Referring to the post-Godhra riots in Gujarat when he was th...
On US' sanction warning after Chabahar port deal, Jaishankar says 'people should not take a narrow view of it'
Says the US itself has appreciated the larger relevance of C...
Sex video scandal: SIT on high alert amid reports of Prajwal Revanna's return from Germany
Sources said that Prajwal Revanna had booked a Rs 3.5 lakh b...
8 officials of Hindustan Copper Limited rescued from Rajasthan mine, 7 still inside
15 officials of the public sector company get trapped in a m...
Jalandhar police arrest gangster linked to Gounder group, seize 5 pistols
The arrested man is associated with Naveen Saini alias Chint...
