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J&K Police seizes illegal Rice consignment during naka checking at Vilgam Handwara

KH Web Desk by KH Web Desk
January 18, 2026
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J&K Police seizes illegal Rice consignment during naka checking at Vilgam Handwara
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January 18: In a continued drive against illegal transportation and black marketing of essential commodities, J&K Police intercepted a vehicle at Vilgam Handwara and seized approximately 750 kilograms of rice being transported illegally.

During routine naka checking at Vilgam, a police party noticed a suspicious vehicle and stopped it for checking. Upon inspection, the vehicle was found carrying a large quantity of rice without any valid authorization or supporting documents. The driver failed to produce any permit or proof regarding the lawful transportation of the commodity.

Accordingly, the consignment weighing about 750 kg of rice was seized on the spot, and the vehicle was taken into custody. Accordingly, FIR has been registered at Police Station Vilgam under relevant sections of law, and further investigation is underway to ascertain the source and intended destination of the seized rice.

J&K Police reiterates its commitment to curb illegal trade and ensure strict enforcement of laws related to essential commodities. The general public is advised to cooperate with the police and report any such illegal activities to the nearest police station.

KH Web Desk

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