Goa police crack down on illegal hutments at railway stations in South Goa to curb encroachment.

In a recent development, the South Goa Police have initiated a crackdown on illegal hutments near railway stations in the region. This move comes as part of the authorities’ efforts to maintain law and order in the area and prevent unauthorized settlements. The police have been conducting regular checks and taking necessary action against those found living in these illegal structures. The presence of such hutments not only poses safety and security risks but also hampers the overall aesthetics of the surroundings. The authorities have urged the public to cooperate with them in their drive to remove these unauthorized structures. It is important for residents to abide by the law and refrain from encroaching on railway property. Failure to comply with the regulations could result in strict legal action being taken against the offenders. The South Goa Police have assured that they will continue their efforts to ensure that railway stations are free from illegal encroachments. This crackdown is a step towards maintaining the integrity of public spaces and upholding the law. Citizens are advised to report any unauthorized structures or activities near railway stations to the authorities promptly. By working together, we can create a safer and more orderly environment for everyone.

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