RAMBAN, OCT 24: In a crackdown on the alleged illegal transportation of bovine animals, Batote Police seized two vehicles carrying 65 bovine animals during a naka checking operation at Nashri and registered two FIRs.
According to police, the action was taken after receiving specific information regarding the alleged illegal transportation of bovine animals from Udhampur towards Ramban and Kashmir. Acting promptly on the information, a police team from Police Station Batote established a strategic naka at Nashri to intercept vehicles suspected of being involved in the illegal activity.
During the checking operation, police intercepted two vehicles bearing registration numbers JK19A-7806 and JK02AL-1611 and conducted a thorough inspection.
Upon checking, 32 bovine animals were found loaded in vehicle JK19A-7806, while another 33 were found in vehicle JK02AL-1611, taking the total number of animals recovered to 65.
Police seized both vehicles after finding them allegedly involved in the illegal transportation of bovine animals. The recovery prompted further legal action against those responsible for the alleged violations.
In connection with the incident, FIR Numbers 80/2026 and 81/2026 have been registered at Police Station Batote under relevant provisions of law. Further legal proceedings have been initiated, police said.
The successful interception highlights the role of naka checking and targeted enforcement in identifying and preventing alleged illegal activities along the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway corridor.
Ramban Police reiterated its commitment to taking strict legal action against the illegal transportation of bovine animals and enforcing the law. The police also emphasised the importance of sustained vigilance and enforcement to prevent such activities.
The investigation in both cases is underway, and further action will follow in accordance with the law.
