Shopian, Nov 06: Police in south Kashmir’s Shopian district have secured three convictions under newly enacted criminal laws, marking a significant step in the enforcement of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and related statutes.
According to a police statement, the convictions were recorded in three separate cases registered at Zainapora and Heerpora police stations. The first case, FIR No. 90/2024, was filed at Police Station Zainapora under Sections 281, 125, and 324(3) of the BNS, along with Sections 4/181 and 5/180 of the Motor Vehicles Act. The second, FIR No. 34/2025, was registered at Police Station Heerpora under Sections 281, 125(b), and 324(3) of the BNS. The third, FIR No. 40/2025, was lodged at Police Station Zainapora under Section 329(3) of the BNS.
Police said the investigating officers pursued the cases with “utmost professionalism,” resulting in “substantial sentences” for the accused after successful prosecution.
The statement said the convictions highlight the police department’s adaptation to the reformed legal framework and its commitment to justice, accountability, and the rule of law.
Shopian Police reaffirmed its resolve to maintain order and ensure speedy justice under the new criminal laws.
