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Team Goemkarponn PORVORIM: Police have registered a case against a caretaker for allegedly killing two pet dogs by poisoning them at a residence in Porvorim. The case was registered on the basis of a written complaint by Harshan Nitin Pradhan, a resident of Porvorim and originally from Mumbai, who alleged that between 6:40 pm and 9:30 pm on June 25, 2025, his caretaker, Khim Bahadur Pun, a native of Nepal and resident of Porvorim, poisoned and killed his two pet dogs at his residence in Supra Valley, Halliwada, Porvorim. An FIR has been registered at Porvorim Police Station (Cr…

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Team Goemkarponn RAIA: A gold chain worth around ₹1 lakh was snatched from a woman at Raia, Salcete, on September 8. According to police, complainant Maria Crasto, a resident of Raia, reported that at around 10:15 am, an unidentified male accused trespassed into her property and snatched her 20-gram gold chain before fleeing from the spot. Police said that a case has been registered, and PSI Gaurav Naik of Maina Curtorim Police Station is conducting further investigation.

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Team Goemkarponn CURCHOREM: Police arrested a youth for possessing suspected narcotics at Xelvona, Curchorem, on Wednesday night. According to police, Sarthak Naik, a resident of Assolda, Quepem, was caught red-handed at around 9 pm on September 10, 2025, with 83 grams of greenish leafy substance with flowering and fruiting tops, suspected to be ganja, worth approximately ₹8,300. The case was registered on the complaint of PSI Mayur Panshikar of Curchorem Police Station, and further investigation has been handed over to PSI Dinesh Gaonkar.

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Team Goemkarponn MARGAO: A case has been registered at the Margao Town Police Station against Viresh Nagvenkar and his wife for allegedly trespassing into a shop at TNK, near Bank of India, Margao, and committing theft. According to the complaint lodged by Sonita Lotlikar, a resident of Comba, Margao, the incident occurred prior to September 7, 2025. The accused, acting with common intention, allegedly broke open the locks of her tenanted shop, stole jewellery and furniture items, and then locked the premises with their own locks, thereby restraining her from entering the shop. The complainant further stated that when…

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Team Goemkarponn MARGAO: A complaint has been lodged at Margao Town Police Station after a minor girl was allegedly kidnapped from her residence at Navelim. According to police, the incident occurred on July 14, 2025, at around 5:30 pm, when four accused persons — identified as Ramsajjan Chahan, Sunita alias Munni, Rambhajjan Chauhan, and Reshma Chauhan (residential addresses not known) — allegedly abducted the complainant’s minor daughter from her lawful guardianship without the mother’s consent. Police said the case has been registered, and further investigation has been entrusted to PSI Subahsh Gaonkar of Margao Town Police Station.

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Team Goemkarponn DABOLIM: A 47-year-old man was found lying dead on the railway track between Dabolim and Vasco in the early hours of September 11, triggering an inquiry by Vasco Railway Police. The incident came to light at around 1.49 am, when the Deputy Station Master at Vasco Railway Station informed police that a body had been sighted on the tracks. When police reached the site, they found a male person lying in the middle of the track with locomotive injuries on his body. The deceased was later identified as Sharan Pirangi, a resident of Vijayapura in Karnataka, after…

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Team Goemkarponn PANAJI: The High Court of Bombay at Goa has directed the state government to immediately suspend construction activities linked to eco-tourism projects at Surla in the Mhadei Wildlife Sanctuary and Collem in the Bhagwan Mahavir Wildlife Sanctuary. The order came two days after the Supreme Court directed the state to maintain status quo in areas identified by the High Court to be declared as a tiger reserve. The state had sought permission to allow ongoing work at Collem, claiming that the project was midway and scheduled for completion within 90 days. However, the High Court refused, stating…

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