Archive · 20 Jul 2026
J-K Police Auctions 25 Seized Vehicles in Kathua
The Jammu and Kashmir Police sold 25 cars that were taken because of drug-related crimes.
They sold these cars in an open bidding process in Kathua.
The total money they made from selling these cars was Rs 17.72 lakh.
The sale was watched over by the Senior Superintendent of Police, Mohita Sharma.
This sale was done following the rules of the NDPS Act to make sure everything was fair and legal.
The police said this shows they are serious about stopping drug trafficking and following the law.
Jammu and Kashmir Police auctioned 25 vehicles seized in narcotics-related cases in Kathua.
The auction generated a total revenue of Rs 17,72,600.
The auction was conducted under the supervision of SSP Mohita Sharma and in accordance with the NDPS Act.
The process was transparent and accountable, following the directions of the district drug disposal committee.
The initiative reflects the police's commitment to strict enforcement against drug trafficking and lawful disposal of seized property.
- Who
- Jammu and Kashmir Police
- What
- Auctioned 25 vehicles seized in narcotics-related cases
- When
- July 20
- Where
- Kathua district, Jammu and Kashmir
- Why
- To generate revenue and ensure lawful disposal of seized property under the NDPS Act
Pro-Auction
Anti-Auction
Legal Compliance
Pro-Auction
The auction was conducted in accordance with the NDPS Act and district drug disposal committee directions, ensuring transparency and accountability.
Anti-Auction
Some may argue that the process could be more transparent or that the vehicles could have been used for public welfare instead of being auctioned.
- Number of Vehicles Auctioned
- 25
- Total Revenue Generated
- Rs 17,72,600
- Location of Auction
- District Police Lines, Kathua
- Supervising Authority
- Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Mohita Sharma
- Legal Framework
- Section 52-A of the NDPS Act
- Purpose of Auction
- Lawful disposal of seized property in narcotics-related cases