Navi Mumbai: 105 Residents Sign Petition Seeking Police Patrolling, Functional Chowky At Mini Seashore In Vashi
Navi Mumbai, October 3, 2026: A two-day signature campaign by residents and morning walkers has brought renewed focus on security at Vashi's Mini Seashore, with 105 people signing a representation seeking regular police patrolling and a functional police chowky at the popular recreation spot. Campaign Seeks Stronger Security The campaign was initiated by Vashi resident and activist Madhu Shankar…
Navi Mumbai residents have rallied together to demand enhanced security measures at Mini Seashore, a popular recreational spot. Over 100 individuals have signed a petition calling for regular police patrols and a fully operational police chowky. The initiative was spearheaded by resident and activist Madhu Shankar, who initiated the campaign in the wake of a recent murder at the location.
Shankar's efforts have garnered widespread support, with the submitted petition now in the hands of the Vashi police and the Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC). Key demands include the activation of the existing police chowky, which currently houses NMMC security guards, as well as consistent police presence, particularly during morning and evening hours.
Regular patrolling along with improved lighting, surveillance, and maintenance of the area are also on the residents' wish list. The campaign has shed light on concerns surrounding activities in secluded areas of the park, but the primary focus remains on bolstering policing and overall safety.
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