JAMMU: Jammu Police, South Zone achieved a major success by solving a theft case involving stolen electrical wiring from an under-construction residential house and arresting two accused persons. The case came to light when Kirti Sharma, wife of Kuldeep Sharma and a resident of Sainik Colony, Jammu, lodged a written complaint reporting that unknown individuals had stolen electrical wires from their property. Acting promptly, FIR No. 67/2026 under sections 331(4)/305/317(2) of BNS was registered at Police Station Channi Himmat and an investigation was launched.
A special investigation team was constituted under the guidance of SP City South, led by the In-Charge of Police Post Sainik Colony, and working under the close supervision of SHO Channi Himmat and SDPO City East. The team carried out detailed inquiries, carefully examined CCTV footage, and collected technical and forensic evidence. Their persistent and methodical efforts resulted in the identification and arrest of the accused: Ajay Chokidar @ Succha, son of Dadloo Chokidar, a resident of Madhya Pradesh currently in Kunjwani, Jammu, and Harish Kumar @ Billa @ Ashu, son of Late Mukhtyar Chand, a resident of Samba currently in Gangyal, Jammu.
During interrogation, the accused confessed to the crime, leading the police to recover 12 bundles of 4mm electrical wires and approximately 10 kilograms of copper wire. The stolen property, estimated to be worth several lakhs of rupees, has been seized. Further investigation into the case is ongoing.
This successful operation highlights the effective integration of modern surveillance systems with ground-level policing. Further investigation is underway to identify additional associates and recover remaining stolen property.
Jammu Police, South Zone exemplifies dedication, professionalism, and proactive policing, reflecting their unwavering commitment to public safety, prompt justice, and maintaining citizens’ trust. This case highlights the alertness, strategic approach, and relentless efforts of the police in combating crime, sending a clear message that criminal activities will be swiftly detected and punished.
