Almora Police have launched an intensive checking campaign across the district in view of the Assembly session and upcoming festivals. The operation covers entry routes, markets, hotels, roadside eateries and tourist destinations, according to a police update published on 25 October 2026.
The campaign is being conducted under the direction of the Superintendent of Police, Almora. Police said checks are continuing at locations considered important for monitoring movement and public activity during the period.
Vehicle and outsider checks
As part of the campaign, police challaned 118 vehicle drivers. The update did not specify the individual violations or the total amount involved in the challans.
Police also reported action against 27 people from outside the district. The available update did not state the nature of the action taken against these individuals or whether it involved detention, verification or another procedure.
The checking drive extends beyond roads. Police teams are keeping watch at markets, hotels, dhabas and tourist sites across Almora district, alongside checks at entry points.
Action under the Kotpa Act
Police said 7 people were challaned under the Kotpa Act. The update did not provide further details about the locations or specific violations connected with these cases.
The campaign comes as the district prepares for the Assembly session and festivals. The police announcement indicates that checking will remain active across public-facing locations and routes during this period.
Conclusion
Almora Police are continuing district-wide checks ahead of the Assembly session and festivals, with 118 vehicle drivers challaned, action reported against 27 outsiders and 7 Kotpa Act challans issued.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Why has Almora Police started the checking campaign?
The campaign has been launched in view of the Assembly session and festivals.
Q. Where are police checks taking place?
Checks are being conducted at entry routes, markets, hotels, dhabas and tourist destinations across Almora district.
Q. How many vehicle drivers were challaned?
Police reported challans against 118 vehicle drivers.
Q. How many people from outside the district faced action?
Police reported action against 27 people from outside the district.
Q. How many people were challaned under the Kotpa Act?
Police said 7 people were challaned under the Kotpa Act.
