Archive · 30 Nov 2025
Chandivali Residents Demand Action on Safety Concerns
The Chandivali Citizens’ Welfare Association (CCWA) has written to the police about serious safety problems in their area.
They are worried about attacks on people who manage their housing societies, a big increase in online scams, and illegal bars and food stalls that cause trouble.
The residents also reported more thefts and damage, especially at night.
They asked the police to take these non-criminal complaints more seriously, freeze money quickly when scams happen, and remove the illegal bars.
They also want more police patrols at night to keep everyone safe.
The CCWA hopes these steps will make their neighborhood safer.
Chandivali Citizens’ Welfare Association (CCWA) urges police to take non-cognisable complaints more seriously.
Residents report a rise in assaults on housing society office bearers.
Cyber frauds, including digital arrest and card cloning scams, are increasing sharply.
Illegal open bars and food stalls are causing public disorder and safety concerns.
Residents demand stronger night patrolling to prevent thefts and vandalism.
- Who
- Chandivali Citizens’ Welfare Association (CCWA) and residents of Chandivali
- What
- Demanding stricter police action on safety concerns including assaults, cyber frauds, illegal open bars, and thefts
- When
- November 29, 2023
- Where
- Chandivali, Mumbai
- Why
- To address rising security threats and ensure the safety of residents
- Organization
- Chandivali Citizens’ Welfare Association (CCWA)
- Issues Raised
- Assaults, cyber frauds, illegal open bars, thefts, vandalism
- Request to Police
- Stricter action on NC complaints, enhanced patrolling, removal of illegal establishments
- Specific Locations
- Chandivali Farm Road, DP Road 9, Galleria Shopping Centre, Central Avenue Road, Nahar Amrit Shakti Road
- Cyber Fraud Concerns
- Digital arrest, bogus investment schemes, card cloning scams
- Police Coordination Request
- Timely freezing of defrauded funds, joint awareness campaigns