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Surprise security checks held across Srinagar

by Rehan Qayoom Mir
December 22, 2025
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Surprise security checks held across Srinagar
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Srinagar, Dec 22: In a surprise operation, Srinagar Police, assisted by Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel, intensified security checks across multiple areas of the city on Monday.

An official said that joint teams conducted coordinated frisking drives and vehicle inspections at several busy locations. The operation brought shops, commercial complexes and vehicles under close scrutiny as part of heightened surveillance measures. “The exercise was aimed at maintaining vigilance and ensuring overall public safety,” he added.

“The coordinated exercise, a preventive security measure, covered several zones including Magarmal Bagh, Maharaj Bazar, Hari Singh High Street, Sarai Bala, Old Secretariat, Tankipora and Jehangir Chowk,” the official said, adding, “Moreover, teams from Shaheed Gunj, Shergarhi Police Station set up joint checkpoints to inspect vehicles, scanning passenger compartments, and verifying documents.

Parallel checks were also carried out around business establishments and other high pedestrian-footfall areas. Commuters and traders reported increased movement of uniformed personnel through market corridors, with random bag and identity checks being conducted.

According to officials, the operation was part of a broader grid review across central Srinagar, aimed at strengthening the visibility and response readiness of ground units. Similar checks are likely to continue in the coming days depending on the security assessment of different zones—(KNO)

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