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Surat: In a massive crackdown on crime, the city police demolished illegal constructions, externed offenders, and detained several individuals under the Prevention of Anti-Social Activities (PASA) Act over the past two days. The action follows directives from the Director General of Police (DGP) Vikas Sahay, Police Commissioner Anupam Singh Gahlaut revealed that a list of 2,036 criminals across 40 police station areas was compiled, with officers actively monitoring their activities. He added that many criminals fled the city fearing police action, but they will be tracked down soon.
Meanwhile, the Pandesara, Varachha, Godadara, and Laskana police demolished illegal structures in their areas, while Udhna police identified 16 illegal constructions of notorious criminals. "We sent 24 anti-social elements to different jails in Gujarat in two days. We also externed 16 persons to maintain peace in the city.
The actions were taken against those booked in cases under GujCTOC, murder, extortion, abduction, the Arms Act, and other serious crimes," Gahlaut added. Actions were taken against Rahul Piple, Sajjj Kothari, Arif Mindi, Mushtaq Patel, Samir Mandva, Mahendra Rana, Suresh Machhi, Geeta Narkar, Bhavsingh Chikhligar, among others. "We learned that many criminals fled the city to avoid police actions.
But we will not spare anyone," he said. On Friday, Pandesara police went to LIG Awaas with the Surat Municipal Corporation (SMC) team and demolished the illegal encroachments made by bootlegger Geeta Narkar. Varachha police razed structures of Mahendra Rana and Suresh Machhi, while in Laskana, the cops razed homes and illegal sheds with electricity connections of bootleggers Atul Parmar and Rahul Rathod.
In Godadara, the police received a complaint of unlawful activities in an illegal construction on govt land under a railway bridge and demolished it. The city crime branch police cracked down on GujCTOC accused Altaf Patel and removed the unauthorised connections. Patel's uncle Musataq constructed a bridge to connect his two homes, which was also razed.
Udhna police snapped illegal electricity connections in Prabhunagar Society and Sanjaynagar, taking along the teams of Dakshin Gujarat Vij Company Ltd (DGVCL). Surat: In a massive crackdown on crime, the city police demolished illegal constructions, externed offenders, and detained several individuals under the Prevention of Anti-Social Activities (PASA) Act over the past two days. The action follows directives from the Director General of Police (DGP) Vikas Sahay, Police Commissioner Anupam Singh Gahlaut revealed that a list of 2,036 criminals across 40 police station areas was compiled, with officers actively monitoring their activities.
He added that many criminals fled the city fearing police action, but they will be tracked down soon. Meanwhile, the Pandesara, Varachha, Godadara, and Laskana police demolished illegal structures in their areas, while Udhna police identified 16 illegal constructions of notorious criminals. "We sent 24 anti-social elements to different jails in Gujarat in two days.
We also externed 16 persons to maintain peace in the city. The actions were taken against those booked in cases under GujCTOC, murder, extortion, abduction, the Arms Act, and other serious crimes," Gahlaut added. Actions were taken against Rahul Piple, Sajjj Kothari, Arif Mindi, Mushtaq Patel, Samir Mandva, Mahendra Rana, Suresh Machhi, Geeta Narkar, Bhavsingh Chikhligar, among others.
"We learned that many criminals fled the city to avoid police actions. But we will not spare anyone," he said. On Friday, Pandesara police went to LIG Awaas with the Surat Municipal Corporation (SMC) team and demolished the illegal encroachments made by bootlegger Geeta Narkar.
Varachha police razed structures of Mahendra Rana and Suresh Machhi, while in Laskana, the cops razed homes and illegal sheds with electricity connections of bootleggers Atul Parmar and Rahul Rathod. In Godadara, the police received a complaint of unlawful activities in an illegal construction on govt land under a railway bridge and demolished it. The city crime branch police cracked down on GujCTOC accused Altaf Patel and removed the unauthorised connections.
Patel's uncle Musataq constructed a bridge to connect his two homes, which was also razed. Udhna police snapped illegal electricity connections in Prabhunagar Society and Sanjaynagar, taking along the teams of Dakshin Gujarat Vij Company Ltd (DGVCL)..
