Law enforcement authorities in Thivim have arrested 96 individuals from the Lala Ki Basti locality on allegations of residing without proper documentation and verification. According to police sources, the arrests were made as part of a crackdown on individuals staying on rent without the necessary legal paperwork.
Authorities revealed that the arrested individuals were found to be residing in rented accommodations without the submission of tenant verification forms by the house owners. House owners have been summoned to the police station to provide explanations regarding the absence of these crucial documents.
In response to this incident, police have issued a stern warning to all property owners, including those managing hotels, guest houses, and construction sites, to ensure the completion of tenant verification forms for all occupants. Failure to comply could result in legal consequences.
Colvale Police, who spearheaded the operation, emphasized the significance of tenant verification in crime prevention and detection. "The tenant verification drive was conducted to create awareness among the public about the importance of carrying out proper checks to prevent criminal activities," stated a spokesperson for the Colvale Police.
Highlighting the utility of tenant verification information, authorities emphasized its role in solving crimes and apprehending offenders swiftly. They further announced plans for similar drives in other areas under their jurisdiction to ensure comprehensive tenant verification and enhance overall safety and security measures.