Rampur (Kameshwar Sharma): A ₹2 lakh cheque bounce case took a dramatic turn when Rampur Police arrested a woman accused in the matter. The arrest came after a court issued a non-bailable warrant against her.
According to police officials, the Court of LD JMFC Karsog, District Mandi, issued the warrant in the case of Jia Lal versus Neeta. The case relates to the dishonour of a cheque worth ₹2 lakh. It falls under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act.
Woman Arrested from Her Residence
Police identified the accused as Neeta Devi, wife of Sita Ram. She lives in village Dansa in Rampur tehsil of Shimla district.
Acting on the court’s directions, a police team reached her residence on June 17, 2026. Subsequently, officers arrested her and completed the required legal formalities.
Afterward, the team produced her before the competent court in Karsog, District Mandi.
Cheque Dishonour Case Reaches Key Stage
The case began after a complaint regarding a dishonoured cheque worth ₹2 lakh Cheque Bounce Case. As the legal proceedings moved forward, the court reviewed the matter and issued a non-bailable warrant.
Consequently, police launched efforts to locate the accused. Their operation resulted in the successful execution of the court order.
Moreover, the arrest highlights the importance of complying with judicial directives.
Police Continue Special Campaign
District Police Shimla has launched a special campaign to ensure the timely execution of court orders. The drive covers non-bailable warrants, summons, and other judicial notices.
Furthermore, police teams across the district continue to track pending cases. They also focus on executing warrants without unnecessary delays.
Officials said the campaign aims to strengthen the justice delivery system. In addition, it helps ensure that legal proceedings move forward smoothly.
Citizens Urged to Respect Court Orders
Meanwhile, police have appealed to citizens to cooperate with legal procedures. They urged people to respect court directives and respond promptly to judicial notices.
According to officials, public cooperation plays an important role in maintaining an effective justice system. Therefore, authorities will continue taking legal action against those who ignore court orders.
The district police also reaffirmed their commitment to enforcing judicial directives. As a result, such actions will support the smooth functioning of the legal system and uphold the rule of law.
Key Points of the news:
- Woman arrested in a ₹2 lakh cheque bounce case.
- Non-bailable warrant issued by the Karsog court.
- Accused arrested from her residence in Rampur.
- Case registered under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act.
- Police continue special drive to execute court orders and warrants.
