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Cops ask Central railways to clean up Byculla-Masjid stretch after drug war
Updated On: 20 June, 2018 06:13 PM IST | Mumbai | Rahul Mahajani
Cops have written to Central Railway after a survey revealed drug peddling and other nefarious activities between the two stations

When the mid-day team took a ride along the CSMT-Sandhurst Road stretch on the harbour and central lines, it found people sitting on the sides of the tracks and smoking. Pic/Atul Kamble
The clash between Byculla residents and Nigerian drug peddlers on June 7, which left around 10 locals injured, has led the Government Railway Police (GRP) to conduct a survey of the notorious stretch between the Masjid and Byculla stations. On the basis of their findings, they have now written a letter to railway officials, asking them to clean up the area, thus putting the onus on the latter for a permanent solution.
GRP commissioner Niket Kaushik confirmed that he wrote to the Central Railway officials recently to clean up the tracks so that illegal activities do not take place.


