Bovine smuggler detained under PSA in Udhampur

An alleged bovine smuggler was detained under the stringent Public Safety Act (PSA) in Udhampur district on Saturday, police said. Totu Din, a resident of Katwalt village in Ramnagar, is a habitual bovine smuggler and his detention order under PSA...

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Jammu, Updated At : 03:45 AM May 18, 2025 IST

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An alleged bovine smuggler was detained under the stringent Public Safety Act (PSA) in Udhampur district on Saturday, police said.

Totu Din, a resident of Katwalt village in Ramnagar, is a habitual bovine smuggler and his detention order under PSA was issued by Udhampur district magistrate, a police spokesperson said.

The PSA is an administrative law that allows detention without charge or trial up to two years in some cases.

“Totu has been involved in several bovine smuggling cases registered in the district. Despite multiple FIRs and previous arrests, he continued his illegal activities, posing a serious threat to public peace. Consequently, he has been booked under the PSA and lodged in jail,” the spokesperson said.

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