There is no presence of any active militant in Jammu district. SSP

In the Jammu district, stringent security and crime control measures remained in place throughout the year 2025. The police conducted 541 cordon and search operations and 1,093 long-range patrols, while confirming the absence of any active militants in the district. According to SSP Jammu Joginder Singh, a total of 4,134 FIRs were registered in 2025, the lowest in the past five years, reflecting effective preventive policing. He said that security and anti-militancy measures were fully maintained throughout the year, including 541 cordon and search operations and 1,093 long-range patrols.

He stated that there was a decrease of 288 cases compared to the previous year, due to preventive actions, detentions under the Public Safety Act and PIT, NDPS, effective opposition to bail, and preliminary investigations under BNS. Additionally, the police had a significant deployment during Operation Sandor and relief operations during the sudden flood. According to the SSP, the police disposed of a total of 5,122 cases, including 1,968 old and 3,154 new cases, which is the highest disposal rate in the past five years.

Under the zero-tolerance policy against organized crime, the police identified 123 dangerous criminals and gangsters, registered 59 FIRs against them, arrested 67 accused, and seized 49 illegal weapons. One accused was also taken into custody under the UAPA. Under Operation Sanjeevani against narcotics, 204 NDPS Act cases were registered, 309 people were arrested, and sentences were awarded in 48 cases. The police seized over 15 kilograms of heroin, ganja, and poppy husk, while four properties were seized and 23 illegal constructions related to narcotics were demolished.

Regarding cybercrime, 36 FIRs were registered, 708 complaints were resolved, and an amount of over Rs 11.9 crore was refunded and returned to the victims through refund and lien marking. Similarly, 746 stolen mobile phones (worth Rs 1.75 crore) were recovered and handed over to their owners. The SSP stated that in 2025, theft incidents worth around Rs 20 crore were reported, out of which assets worth around Rs 10 crore were recovered and returned to the owners, which is the highest, around 50%, recovery rate in the past five years.

He further said that during the year, over 6,000 police personnel were trained in new criminal laws, NDPS, cybercrime, counter-terrorism, peace and law, and digital policing. According to the SSP, all major programs, including national days, yatras, elections, and VVIP visits, were held peacefully in 2025, and no major law and order incident was reported.