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SPO Killed after Falling From A Bus In Rajouri

July 17, 2025

Jammu: A Special Police Officer of Jammu and Kashmir Police was killed after he fell from a bus at Dheri Ralyote in Rajouri district on Thursday.

Officials told GNS that an SPO who was commuting in a private bus bearing registration number JK02DE-1671 fell from the bus at Dheri Ralyote.

He was immediately shifted to PHC Manjakote for treatment; however, doctors declared him brought dead. He has been identified as Mohd Razaq, son of Raj Mohd, a resident of Bindi Jamola, Rajouri.

Meanwhile, police have registered a case in this regard and investigation has been taken up.(GNS)

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