SRINAGAR: Police have booked six persons associated with trade and tourism activities under Section 36 of the Police Act for allegedly creating public nuisance and disturbing public peace in Gulmarg, a prominent tourist resort in north Kashmir’s Baramulla district.
The action was taken by Police Station Gulmarg on Wednesday as part of efforts to maintain public order, enforce discipline and ensure a peaceful environment for tourists and local residents.
The individuals booked have been identified as Shabir Ahmad, son of Ghulam Ahmad, a resident of Tangmarg; Bashir Ahmad, son of Ghulam Mohammad, a resident of Kawhar; Ghulam Mohammad, son of Mohammad Akbar, a resident of Kralpora; Danish Subhan, son of Mohammad Subhan, a resident of Tangmarg; Mohammad Yousuf, son of Ghulam Qadir, a resident of Chandoosa; and Manzoor Ahmad, son of Ghulam Hassan, a resident of Chandoosa.
Police said activities that disturb public peace or cause inconvenience to tourists and members of the public would be dealt with in accordance with the law.
The police also appealed to traders and other stakeholders associated with tourism to act responsibly, maintain discipline and cooperate with law enforcement agencies.
The appeal comes amid efforts to preserve a safe and welcoming atmosphere in Gulmarg for visitors and local residents.
