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Team Goemkarponn COLVA: Colva Police have registered a case against a taxi driver and two unidentified accomplices for allegedly wrongfully restraining another taxi and its passengers outside a resort in Varca. According to police, complainant Mohamad Isaik Emam Hussen, a resident of Bhagbhat, Raia, reported that the incident occurred on March 26 at around 11 am outside Club Mahindra, Varca. The accused, identified as Anthony along with two other taxi drivers from Varca, allegedly acted with common intention to block the complainant’s taxi. Police said the complainant was transporting five guests in his vehicle when the accused allegedly restrained…

Team Goemkarponn MARGAO: Margao Town Police have registered a case after a motorist was allegedly wrongfully restrained, threatened with a knife and his car damaged following a road rage incident near Navelim. According to police, complainant Roy Mascarenhas, a resident of Uttorda presently staying at Assolda, Quepem, was driving from Gudi towards Margao on March 25 at around 6.05 pm. During the journey, the accused, identified as Anthony Rebello of Chinchinim, who was riding an Activa scooter, allegedly followed the complainant from Gudi towards Shantinagar, Navelim. Police said that upon reaching near Praful Super Store, the accused allegedly blocked…

Team Goemkarponn VASCO: Vasco Police have registered a case against three persons from Dabolim for allegedly harassing a woman, passing obscene remarks, seeking sexual favours and issuing threats to withdraw a police complaint. According to police, the complainant, a resident of Dabolim, alleged that the accused — Riyaz Shaikh, Mehboob Shaikh and Prakash alias Pakay — subjected her to harassment and lewd comments over a prolonged period from January 1, 2024 till March 26, 2026 near Marine Resort in Dabolim. The complaint further stated that on March 25, 2026 at around 5.15 pm, the accused allegedly insulted the complainant…

Team Goemkarponn PERNEM: Mopa Airport Police have registered a case against a 24-year-old motorcyclist from Maharashtra for allegedly riding rashly without a valid driving licence and hitting three persons near the new toll naka at Sakral, Torxem in Pernem. According to police, the incident occurred on March 23 at around 4.23 pm when the accused, Govind Rajendra Naik, a resident of Khalchiwadi, Kinale, Kavathani in Sindhudurg district, was riding a Yamaha FZ motorcycle bearing registration number MH-07-AR-1667. He allegedly drove in a rash and negligent manner, endangering human life, and rammed into three persons who were standing beside the…

Team Goemkarponn MAPUSA: Anjuna Police arrested a 43-year-old French national after allegedly finding her in possession of magic mushrooms and mushroom-infused chocolates collectively valued at ₹25.15 lakh during a late-night narcotics raid in Siolim. Police said the raid was carried out on March 26 between 8.35 pm and 11.20 pm near the crematorium at Aradi, Oxel, Siolim, Bardez, following specific and reliable information. The accused, identified as Gaelle Louise Daniele Pavillon, currently residing at Tropical Dreams, Gublo Waddo, Oxel, Siolim, was intercepted during the operation. During the search, officers recovered 136 grams of brown and off-white dried magic mushrooms…

Team Goemkarponn PANAJI: The Air Intelligence Unit (AIU) of Goa Customs at Manohar International Airport, Mopa, seized 23.832 kilograms of hydroponic cannabis valued at around ₹8.34 crore in the illicit market and arrested five passengers in connection with the case. According to officials, two of the passengers had arrived from Bangkok via Muscat, while another had travelled from Abu Dhabi via Muscat. They were intercepted after landing at the airport on March 25, 2026, based on passenger profiling. During a detailed examination of their checked-in baggage, AIU officers discovered the contraband concealed inside food packets. The recovered substance was…

“To interpret the decline in fresh infections as administrative success is therefore misleading. It overlooks the most crucial fact: the source of the outbreak has not been resolved. The health department itself has confirmed that the water supply is not potable, with coliform levels far exceeding safe limits for human consumption. In such circumstances, a reduction in cases reflects avoidance, not recovery. This distinction matters. Public health outcomes cannot be evaluated in isolation from public behaviour. When citizens are forced to opt out of a basic service for their own safety, the system has already failed. The absence of new…