Maharashtra News: Raigad Police Receive 4 New Mahindra Scorpio Escort Vehicles Under ₹52.80 Lakh District Planning Committee Grant
The Raigad District Police Force has strengthened its escort and patrolling capabilities with the addition of four new Mahindra Scorpio Classic S5 vehicles, purchased through a sanctioned fund of Rs 52.80 lakh allocated by the District Planning Committee for the financial year 2024–2025.

Raigad Police boost escort operations with 4 new Mahindra Scorpio Classics, inaugurated by Collector Kishan Jawale in Alibag | File Photo
Navi Mumbai: The Raigad District Police Force has strengthened its escort and patrolling capabilities with the addition of four new Mahindra Scorpio Classic S5 vehicles, purchased through a sanctioned fund of Rs 52.80 lakh allocated by the District Planning Committee for the financial year 2024–2025.
The vehicles, all in black and designated for escort/pilot duties, were officially handed over during a formal inauguration ceremony held today at the District Collector's Office in Raigad, Alibag. The ceremony was presided over by District Collector Kishan Jawale (IAS), who inaugurated the new fleet.
Also present at the event were Sandesh Shirke, Resident Deputy Collector; Somnath Gharge, Superintendent of Police, Raigad-Alibag; and Abhijit Shivthare, Additional Superintendent of Police, Raigad-Alibag.
“The initiative aims to enhance the efficiency and response capabilities of the district police, especially in high-security movements and VIP convoys,” said Gharge. Officials expressed confidence that the upgraded fleet would contribute significantly to public safety and streamlined law enforcement operations across the region.
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