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Jammu & Kashmir Police Warn Tourists of Fraudulent Travel Offers
✍️ Kashmir Life
🗓 04 Oct 2026, 11:31 AM
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The Jammu & Kashmir police have issued an advisory cautioning visitors about fake travel packages being promoted to tourists.
The Jammu & Kashmir police have released a public warning after receiving reports of fraudulent travel offers targeting tourists visiting the region. The advisory, published by Kashmir Life, urges travelers to verify the authenticity of any tour operators or travel agents before making payments.
Authorities advise tourists to check official licences, seek information from the state tourism department, and avoid advance cash transfers to unverified contacts. The police have asked the public to report any suspicious proposals to the nearest police station.
The warning comes amid a rise in tourism to the valley, and officials stress that vigilance can prevent financial loss and ensure a safe travel experience for visitors.
The police statement underscores the importance of using recognized channels for bookings and reminds tourists that genuine agencies will not demand full payment without providing verifiable credentials.
Travelers are encouraged to stay informed through official channels and to contact the police if they encounter any dubious travel proposals.
Authorities advise tourists to check official licences, seek information from the state tourism department, and avoid advance cash transfers to unverified contacts. The police have asked the public to report any suspicious proposals to the nearest police station.
The warning comes amid a rise in tourism to the valley, and officials stress that vigilance can prevent financial loss and ensure a safe travel experience for visitors.
The police statement underscores the importance of using recognized channels for bookings and reminds tourists that genuine agencies will not demand full payment without providing verifiable credentials.
Travelers are encouraged to stay informed through official channels and to contact the police if they encounter any dubious travel proposals.