Margao: Splendid victory of Congress Party and worst defeat of BJP in Karnataka compelled BJP in Goa to come out of deep Slumber and realise that BJP Government at the Center has illegally approved DPR of Kalsa Bhandura Project of Karnataka. Stop shedding Crocodile Tears and take steps to get DPR withdrawn, stated Leader of Opposition Yuri Alemao.
Reacting sharply to the Resolution passed by the State Executive Committee of the BJP in Goa, Leader of Opposition Yuri Alemao stated that BJP has developed “Obsession of Celebrations” when the common man is suffering.
If the BJP in Goa is serious, it should pressurize its first Trouble Engine in Delhi to withdraw the Approval given to the DPR of Kalsa Bhandura Project and maintain Status-quo. Days of BJP fooling people with Jumla political statements are long over. The BJP Executive Committee Resolution is completely political and lacks sincerity, stated Yuri Alemao.
Habitual credit seeker BJP has once again tried to take credit for something which may not see the light of the day for another few years. Why the BJP State Executive stopped short of announcing a date of actual commencement of Mining Operations in Goa? questioned Yuri Alemao. He said BJP State Executive Members need to do some homework on the Road Blocks for Mining Resumption in Goa even after E-auctioning of few Mining Blocks.
Referring to the Congratulatory Motion congratulating Chief Minister Dr. Pramod Sawant for completion of one year in office passed by the BJP State Executive in its Political Resolution, Leader of Opposition said that BJP should feel ashamed to call it a “Unprecedented Mandate”. In reality, BJP got only 32 percent votes and eventually robbed the Mandate of the people with the help of betrayers and defectors.
In his response to the mention of G20 Group Meetings scheduled in the State, Yuri Alemao said that BJP should understand that Goa was taken on Global Horizon by former Prime Minister of India Indira Gandhi by hosting the Retreat of Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in Goa in 1983.
