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Cyber Police Register Case Against the Operators of 'Money Doubling Company'
SRINAGAR: Cyber police have registered a case against the operators of a company for making fake promises with people. An official told News Agency Kashmir Scroll that taking cognizance of a complaint, Cyber Police Kashmir has registered a case vide... 
Refrain From Sharing Provocative & Inappropriate Content, Cyber Police To Social Media Users
SRINAGAR: Cyber Kashmir Police on Wednesday advised all Social media handlers to refrain from posting provocative and Inappropriate content on their social media. Taking on to the microblogging platform X, Cyber Kashmir police wrote, "All Social Media users are advised... 
Executive Officer ‘Manhandled’ in Anantnag, Police Registered FIR Against Municipal Officials
SRINAGAR: Jammu and Kashmir police have registered an FIR against president and vice president of municipal committee Seer-Hamdan in South Kashmir’s Anantnag district, official said on Saturday. Reliable sources told news agency Kashmir Dot Com that president Mohd Rajab Khanday... 
Two Burglars Booked Under PSA In Baramulla
BUDGAM: After registering 14 cases against two notorious thieves from North Kashmir’s Baramulla district, police finally booked them under Public Safety Act and shifted them to Kot Balwal Jail, Jammu. Two habitual offenders, infamous for breaking into the houses and shops were arrested by Budgam police, and after seeking permission from the authorities, both were detained under Public Safety Act for their unrelenting criminal acts of burglary. Budgam police identified the duo as Azad Mukhtar Hajam of Hanjiveera Khushbahar Colony Pattan and Altaf Dar, a resident of Hanjiveera Colony of Pattan town. A police spokesman said that at least 14 FIRs had been registered against the duo, eight at police station Pattan and six FIRs at police station Magam. (KNT) 