The Chief Minister of Goa has acted in a manner becoming of a dictator in much the same manner of high-handedness as allegations of his party's Prime Ministerial candidate when he decided to walk all the over the farmers of Merces in order to use their fields for Narendra Modi's 'Vijay Sankalp Rally.
The Goa Su-Raj Party condemns the high-handed and insulting way the farmers of Merces have been treated by the Goa's BJP government, more specifically by Goa's CM Manohar Parrikar on the issue of using their fields as the venue for the upcoming "Vijay Sankalp" rally. It must be understood that the government does not own the people of Goa but vice-versa. It is polite decency that the owners of these fields be taken into confidence by the government, should their fields be needed to be used as the venue to hold such a rally, assurering them that the fields will be reverted back to their original status.
It is unfortunate that the Goa government has acted in such a high-handed manner to send a signal to the people of Goa that the government of the day can get away with the murder of the 'respect' that is due to them. Only time will settle this score when the same government will go to the people with a begging bowl for their votes.
The Goa Su-Raj Party is with the farmers of Merces and prays for solace in times of these acts of tyranny against them by the government that they have voted in, in the first place.
The Goa Su-Raj Party condemns the high-handed and insulting way the farmers of Merces have been treated by the Goa's BJP government, more specifically by Goa's CM Manohar Parrikar on the issue of using their fields as the venue for the upcoming "Vijay Sankalp" rally. It must be understood that the government does not own the people of Goa but vice-versa. It is polite decency that the owners of these fields be taken into confidence by the government, should their fields be needed to be used as the venue to hold such a rally, assurering them that the fields will be reverted back to their original status.
It is unfortunate that the Goa government has acted in such a high-handed manner to send a signal to the people of Goa that the government of the day can get away with the murder of the 'respect' that is due to them. Only time will settle this score when the same government will go to the people with a begging bowl for their votes.
The Goa Su-Raj Party is with the farmers of Merces and prays for solace in times of these acts of tyranny against them by the government that they have voted in, in the first place.