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Six booked under PSA for Vandalism during Student protest in Sopore

KH Web Desk by KH Web Desk
April 24, 2026
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Six booked under PSA for Vandalism during Student protest in Sopore
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Sopore, Apr 24: In a firm action against elements involved in disturbing public order, Sopore Police have booked six persons under the Public Safety Act (PSA) for their alleged involvement in law and order disturbances and vandalism during a recent student protest in Sopore.

The accused have been identified as Umar Akbar Hajam of Seelu, Salman Ahmed Shala of Shalpora Sopore, Altaf Ahmed Sheikh of Panzipora Tarzoo, Mubashir Ahmed Gilkar of Naseerabad Sopore, Muzammil Mushtaq Changa of Arampora Sopore, and Majid Firdous Dar of Chinkipora Sopore.

Police said that all six were detained under PSA after obtaining formal detention orders from the competent authority and have been lodged in District Jail Bhadarwah.

According to police, the accused were actively involved in instigating unrest, indulging in vandalism and attempting to disrupt peace during the protest, posing a serious threat to public order and safety.

Reiterating zero tolerance against unlawful activities, Sopore Police said more individuals involved in the incident are being identified and may face similar legal action, including PSA detention.

Police also issued a stern warning against attempts to exploit sensitive situations or disturb public order, stating that strict action under law will follow.

The public, particularly youth, have been advised to stay away from unlawful activities and avoid falling prey to instigation by anti-social elements. Police also urged parents and community leaders to guide the youth towards constructive engagement.

Sopore Police appreciated the cooperation of citizens in maintaining normalcy and reaffirmed their commitment to ensuring peace, security and stability in the district.

KH Web Desk

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