Mandi Bahauddin Police Recover Stolen Property Worth Over Rs400 Million in First 10 Months of 2026
By Raja Muhammad Ayub
MANDI BAHAUDDIN: District police in Mandi Bahauddin have reported significant results in their operations against crime during the first 10 months of 2026, recovering stolen property worth more than Rs400 million and arresting thousands of suspects involved in various criminal activities.
According to the district police performance report, the operations were conducted under the command of District Police Officer (DPO) Kamran Aamir Khan. The campaign targeted drug traffickers, individuals involved in illegal arms possession, proclaimed offenders and organised criminal gangs.
Action Against Illegal Weapons and Drug Trafficking
The report states that police arrested 1,078 suspects during operations against illegal weapons and narcotics.
During the crackdown on illegal arms, police seized:
- 414 pistols
- 118 rifles
- 47 Kalashnikovs
In operations against drug trafficking, police recovered:
- 576.3 kilograms of hashish (charas)
- 19.7 kilograms of ice (methamphetamine)
- 5.77 kilograms of heroin
- 1,373.5 litres of liquor
The district police also arrested 1,763 proclaimed offenders and apprehended members of 100 criminal gangs, according to the report.
Stolen Property Worth More Than Rs400 Million Recovered
The performance report further highlights recoveries made in various theft and robbery cases. The recovered property included:
- 452 mobile phones
- 46 tolas of gold
- 170 head of cattle
- 148 agricultural motors
- 112 motorcycles and rickshaws
The total estimated value of the recovered property exceeds Rs400 million, according to the police report.
DPO Reaffirms Commitment to Public Safety
Speaking on the occasion, DPO Mandi Bahauddin Kamran Aamir Khan said that maintaining law and order, protecting citizens’ lives and property, and eliminating criminal elements remain the district police’s top priorities.
He stated that operations against criminal activities would continue without discrimination and that all available resources would be utilised to ensure public safety.
The reported results reflect the district police’s enforcement activities during the first 10 months of 2026, as outlined in its annual performance report.
