Altercation Escalates Inside Station
An argument broke out after Police Inspector Ditendra Naik allegedly asked D’Costa to leave the office. D’Costa reportedly became aggressive, following which a verbal clash also started between his supporters and police personnel. The situation further escalated when Police Sub-Inspector Krishnadeep Borkar allegedly pushed D’Costa’s advocate. The confrontation was later brought under control after intervention by those present.
Booking Sparks Public Outrage
The person responsible for carrying out substandard work at Nondurlem Bridge has not been booked. Instead, Meshu D’Costa—who raised his voice and pointed out the serious pothole issue affecting the public—has been booked.
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D’Costa Vows to Keep Speaking Up
Meshu said, “We will continue to speak for the people and raise issues concerning their safety.” Speaking after the incident, he alleged that the police were working under political pressure.
