In a bid to tackle the issue of illegal hutments near railway stations in South Goa, the local police have intensified their efforts to check and remove these unauthorized structures. The South Goa police have been conducting regular inspections at various railway stations in the region to identify and dismantle the illegal hutments that have cropped up in the vicinity. The presence of these unauthorized structures poses a security threat and hampers the smooth functioning of the railway stations. The police have urged the local residents to cooperate with them in their drive to remove the illegal hutments and maintain law and order in the area. The authorities have also warned that strict action will be taken against those found to be involved in the construction or maintenance of such illegal structures. The crackdown on illegal hutments near railway stations comes in the wake of growing concerns about security and safety at these key transport hubs in South Goa. Residents and commuters have welcomed the police’s efforts to address this issue and have called for more stringent measures to prevent the encroachment of railway property. The South Goa police have assured the public that they will continue to monitor the situation closely and take necessary steps to ensure the safety and security of railway stations in the region. The authorities have also urged the public to report any suspicious activities or unauthorized construction near railway stations to the police immediately. By cracking down on illegal hutments near railway stations, the South Goa police aim to create a safer and more secure environment for residents and commuters in the region.