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Displaced kiosk owners likely to wind up protest

Displaced kiosk owners likely to wind up protest
The displaced GMC kiosk owners and vendors who completed 50 days of protest over their rehabilitation issue on Monday.

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The displaced GMC kiosk owners and vendors, who have been protesting over their rehabilitation issue, have completed 50 days on Monday and are likely to call off the protest.

One of the kiosk owners informed The Goan that a decision to this effect will be announced on Tuesday as work on their rehabilitation is currently underway.

“For the moment, the rehabilitation work is underway and we see no point in continuing with the protest,” the kiosk owner stated.

“We are going to announce the decision tomorrow and are going to wind up the protest,” the kiosk owner said, while adding that many of them are feeling exhausted after protesting for such a long period of time.

“Also, the Covid situation is getting worse and we do not want to take unnecessary risks,” the kiosk owner added.

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CAG decries attempts to create discord in Sancoale

THE GOAN NETWORK
Published Jan 11, 2022, 12:29 AM IST
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PANAJIThe Catholic Association of Goa (CAG), which represents the Catholic laity in the State, has petitioned various authorities seeking increased security at Sancoale and to take action against individuals or groups allegedly trying to sow discord and disharmony among religious communities in Sancoale.In a press note on Monday, CAG President Emidio Pinho said the association has expressed “grave concern at recent attempts to disturb and weaken the social and religious…

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