ANANTNAG, OCT 25: Anantnag Police intensified night-time checking and patrolling across multiple locations in the district, launching a targeted enforcement drive against illegal mining, traffic violations and activities requiring security verification. The operation resulted in the seizure of 14 vehicles allegedly involved in illegal mining, action against traffic violators and the detention of 87 suspicious persons for verification.
During the drive, police seized seven tractors, two tippers and five dumpers allegedly being used for illegal mining activities. The action forms part of enforcement efforts aimed at curbing unauthorised extraction of natural resources and ensuring compliance with the law.
Simultaneously, police intensified vehicle checking to improve road discipline and identify violations of traffic regulations. Twenty motorcycles operating without valid documents were seized or challaned, while 34 persons were proceeded against for violations under the Motor Vehicles Act.
In a separate action, two vehicles with adverse antecedents were seized for detailed verification and further necessary legal proceedings. Police also detained 87 suspicious persons for verification as part of the broader security measures undertaken during the night operation.
The simultaneous action against suspected illegal mining, traffic violations and vehicles requiring verification highlighted the district police’s focus on strengthening enforcement across multiple fronts. Night-time checking and patrolling were intensified at different locations to identify violations and deter unlawful activities.
Anantnag Police reiterated its commitment to curbing illegal mining, enforcing traffic regulations and maintaining peace and security across the district. Police said strict enforcement drives would continue and that legal action would be taken against those found violating the law.
