In a strong action against illegal activities, the Junagadh police have demolished the lavish bungalow and farm house of a notorious criminal, Kara Rabari. This action comes under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel and the guidance of Home Minister Harsh Sanghavi. Rabari, aged over 50, has a criminal record that includes 107 cases, such as murder, attempted murder, and robbery. The demolition took place on government land that Rabari had illegally occupied. The bungalow, covering 750 square meters, and the farm house, spanning 35,000 square meters, were demolished using bulldozers, ensuring that the land can now be used for public welfare. This action is part of a broader crackdown on anti-social elements and illegal encroachments across the state. Home Minister Sanghavi emphasized that the police will continue their tough stance against such elements. The local community has welcomed this initiative, hoping it will reduce crime and improve safety in the area. In the past, Rabari’s gang has been involved in multiple criminal activities, leading to repeated police action against them. The recent demolition serves as a warning to others engaging in similar illegal activities. The police have also stated that they will not hesitate to take further action against anyone involved in crimes or land encroachments. This campaign reflects the government’s commitment to ensure that public land is protected and used for community purposes, rather than being misused by criminals.
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