Srinagar, Oct 26 (SocialNews.XYZ) Police in J&K’s Kulgam district said on Monday it solved a hit-and-run case within two hours by using technical evidence.
A police statement said that Kulgam police solved a hit-and-run case within two hours of its occurrence by arresting the driver of the offending vehicle.
It said that an unknown vehicle being driven at high speed hit a load carrier, resulting in serious injuries to its occupants. The injured were immediately shifted to a nearby hospital and subsequently referred to Government Medical College (GMC) Anantnag owing to the critical nature of their injuries.
In this connection, FIR No. 203/2026 under Sections 281 and 125(a) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) was registered at Police Station Kulgam, and investigation was promptly initiated.
Acting swiftly, a police team from Police Station Kulgam launched an investigation to identify and trace the offending vehicle and its driver. CCTV footage and technical evidence were thoroughly examined, which helped establish vital leads.
Through prompt and coordinated efforts, Kulgam Police successfully traced the suspected offending vehicle and apprehended the accused driver identified as Mohammad Asif Lone, son of Abdul Rehman Lone, resident of Chimmer, DH Pora, from the Chimmer area within two hours of the occurrence.
Further investigation is underway to establish all relevant facts and complete necessary legal formalities, police said.
J&K Police have been using hi-tech gadgets and surveillance equipment to carry out crime investigation in a prompt, efficient and scientific manner. The modern approach to crime prevention and crime detection is already giving its dividends by resolving complex crimes.
Technology speeds up modern criminal investigations, improves evidence accuracy, and helps law enforcement solve complex or cold cases.
Investigators extract communication records, location data, and deleted files from cell phones, computers, and social media accounts.
Automated fingerprint databases (AFIS), facial recognition software, and forensic genetic genealogy help link suspects to crime scenes. Closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras, body-worn cameras, drones, GPS tracking, and automated license plate readers (ALPRs) track movements and collect visual proof.
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and data platforms spot crime hotspots, map escape routes, and analyse serial offences. 3D scanning, modelling software, and virtual/extended reality tools recreate complex incidents like shootings or vehicle crashes.
Source: IANS
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