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Sawant said that the state cabinet had cleared the files for outfitting two Toyota Fortuner cars with bulletproof gear.
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The Goa government will finally get its own bullet-proof vehicles for VIP movement, Chief Minister Pramod Sawant said on Wednesday.
Sawant said that the state cabinet had cleared the files for outfitting two Toyota Fortuner cars with bulletproof gear.
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“We are retro-fitting two Toyota Fortuners with bullet-proofing. The Goa government did not have bulletproof vehicles. It has been given cabinet approval. Two vehicles belonging to the Goa Police are being sent for bulletproof outfitting. The vehicles will be used for VIP movement,” Sawant said.
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In the past, bulletproof vehicles were sourced from security agencies from the neighbouring states of Karnataka and Maharashtra to facilitate the safe movement of VIPs and VVIPs arriving in the state.
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