Barrackpore residents divided on proposed Special Operations zones

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September 19, 2026

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Barrackpore residents divided on proposed Special Operations zones

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Sascha Wilson

Residents of the once-quiet Barrackpore community yesterday expressed mixed views on the Government’s proposed Special Operations Zones Bill, as concerns about robberies and home invasions continue to grow.

Residents told Guardian Media that while they believe the crime-fighting measure could help reduce crime, some remained more sceptical.

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