South Goa police target illegal hutments near railway stations in crackdown.

South Goa Police have intensified their efforts to check illegal hutments near railway stations in the region. The police have been conducting regular patrols and inspections to identify and dismantle these unauthorized structures. The move comes after concerns were raised about the proliferation of illegal hutments near railway stations, which pose security risks and contribute to the deterioration of the surrounding environment. The police have urged the public to report any suspicious activities or unauthorized constructions near railway stations. They have also warned that strict action will be taken against those found to be involved in the construction or maintenance of illegal hutments. The authorities are taking a zero-tolerance approach towards encroachments near railway stations and are working towards ensuring the safety and security of passengers and the general public. Railway stations are important transportation hubs and it is crucial to maintain their integrity and safety. The efforts of the South Goa Police are aimed at upholding the law and order in the region and creating a secure environment for all residents and visitors.

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