A Mapusa court rejected the anticipatory bail application of Anjuna Deputy Sarpanch Savio Almeida, paving the way for the police to arrest him in the daring shooting case which completes a month.Almeida, however, has the option to move the High Court against the lower court s order.On Wednesday, the Additional Sessions Court, Mapusa, Judge, Vijaya Pol passed an order rejecting the anticipatory bail to alleged accused, Savio Almeida.“We are yet to get the copy of the order.
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We will definitely move the High Court against the decision,” said Kapil Kerkar, lawyer to the deputy sarpanch. It may be recalled two assailants had fired at the car in which former panch and activist, Surendra Govekar was travelling on April 11. He was returning home after attending a hearing in the High Court against some illegal project in Anjuna.Govekar had Savio Ameida as one of the two suspects.
The State Level Committee set up to rectify the regional plan has decided to take up the relatively non-controversial taluka of Sattari first.The committee in its third meeting headed by the Deputy Chief Minister Francis D Souza has also drawn up a list of parameters based on which the rectification will take place.Speaking to The Goan, after the conclusion of the meeting member of the SLC Manguesh Prabhugaonkar said that besides imposing the RP2021 and the RP2001 the SLC will also examine the ground realities through the rectification process.“It was decided to present Sattari taluka as a model, which we have started.
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Published May 12, 2016, 5:26 AM IST
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PANAJI There are 134 applications which have come. They are streamlined in the respective categories. Some of them are for change of zones, some of them are for, mining, some of them are for placement of current irrigation command areas and some are for, road corrections and things like that,” Prabhugaonkar said.“We worked out parameters… we will be working out a plan of Sattari in such a way, that fits into the vision based policy for the whole of Goa,”…
