The Anjuna Police conducted a tenant verification drive near St. Anthony’s Church, Siolim, as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen law and order in the area. The operation was led by PSI Viraj Naik and Head Constable Rupesh Shetgaokar, along with a team of police personnel.
According to officials, the drive was initiated in response to a rise in crime and growing concerns over the deteriorating law and order situation in Goa. During the operation, police verified tenant documents and personal details to ensure proper registration and to prevent the illegal stay of outsiders.
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Authorities said the initiative aims to enhance community safety, identify unregistered tenants, and maintain peace and discipline within the jurisdiction.
Police sources confirmed that similar drives will continue in different parts of the Anjuna police station area to monitor tenants, boost public security, and deter criminal elements.
The Anjuna Police have urged landlords to promptly register their tenants and cooperate with law enforcement to help sustain a safe and orderly environment in the region.
