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Travel
North Kashmir Police Urge Tourists to Report Overcharging and Harassment
✍️ Kashmir Life
🗓 05 Oct 2026, 03:46 AM
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The police in North Kashmir have issued an advisory asking visitors to immediately report any instances of overcharging or harassment they encounter while traveling in the region.
The law‑enforcement agencies operating in North Kashmir have released a public advisory aimed at safeguarding tourists. The notice specifically asks visitors to report any incidents of being overcharged for services or facing harassment during their stay.
Authorities stress that prompt reporting will help them intervene quickly and take appropriate action against offenders. Tourists are encouraged to approach the nearest police outpost or use official helpline numbers to lodge complaints.
The police statement underscores the region's commitment to ensuring a safe and welcoming environment for domestic and international travelers, while also deterring exploitative practices.
Officials have not disclosed the number of complaints received so far, but the advisory is part of a broader effort to improve visitor experience in the scenic northern areas of Kashmir.
Travel agencies and local businesses have been asked to cooperate fully with the police and to maintain transparent pricing to avoid any misunderstandings.
Authorities stress that prompt reporting will help them intervene quickly and take appropriate action against offenders. Tourists are encouraged to approach the nearest police outpost or use official helpline numbers to lodge complaints.
The police statement underscores the region's commitment to ensuring a safe and welcoming environment for domestic and international travelers, while also deterring exploitative practices.
Officials have not disclosed the number of complaints received so far, but the advisory is part of a broader effort to improve visitor experience in the scenic northern areas of Kashmir.
Travel agencies and local businesses have been asked to cooperate fully with the police and to maintain transparent pricing to avoid any misunderstandings.