 Early Times Report
Jammu, July 15: Demonstrating swift and strategic action, Police Station Satwari, Jammu successfully solved an armed robbery case within just 12 hours of the incident, apprehending the accused and subsequently recovering the costly looted items. On 14th July 2025, Rajeev Khajuria, s/o Om Parkash Khajuria, R/o Babliana, Gangyal Jammu, reported that while passing near Raina Colony, Babliana, he was stopped by an unidentified assailant. The accused, wearing a face mask and brandishing a Tokka (sharp-edged weapon), forcefully robbed him of a gold chain weighing approx. 5 grams, a silver ring, and Rs 550 in cash before fleeing the scene.
Acting with promptness and precision, the police registered a case under Section 309(1) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and Section 4/25 of the Arms Act. A dedicated investigative team was promptly constituted under the leadership of Inspector Jai Paul Singh (SHO, PS Satwari) and PSI Aadarsh Thakur. The investigation was carried out under the close supervision of SDPO City South Sh. Sunil Singh Jasrotia and SP City South Jammu.
Relying on CCTV surveillance and technical tracking, the team swiftly identified and apprehended the accused—Paramjeet Singh alias Pammi, s/o Teja Singh, R/o Upper Gadigarh, Babliana,Jammu—on the same day. During interrogation, the accused confessed to the robbery, and the stolen chain, ring, and cash—collectively worth around Rs 5 lakh—were recovered from his possession. Further investigations revealed that Paramjeet Singh is a habitual offender with a known criminal history within the jurisdiction of PS Satwari. Authorities are now probing his involvement in other similar criminal activities across the region. The rapid and effective police response has been widely appreciated by the public, who lauded the efforts of the Satwari police in delivering swift justice and restoring public confidence. Jammu Police remains vigilant and committed to ensure public safety and curb all the Criminal/unlawful activities. |
