PANAJI
Goa Forward Party President and Fatorda MLA Vijai Sardesai on Sunday has promised to give justice to Goan youth in allotment of government jobs, saying he will ensure that the next government reverses all the anti-people policies of the Pramod Sawant regime.
According to a press note, Sardesai was on a door-to-door campaign in Municipal Ward 11 in the Pajifond area of Fatorda constituency.
He stated, “The response from all voters was extremely encouraging, especially the youth who are fully appreciative of the GFP’s stand on government and private sector jobs. Sardesai also assured that the Congress-GFP alliance will make every effort for 80% reservation for Goans in jobs in the private sector.
He stated that he was sure that the BJP would be voted out of power and that all government job related procedures which were started just before the elections will be scrapped by the new Congress-GFP coalition government. “Only the deserving would be allotted employment in the government without any manipulation or fixing. Action will be taken against those responsible for selling jobs or allotting them to BJP workers and their relatives and in particular constituencies,” he stated in the press note.
Sardesai was accompanied by the local municipal councillor, Raju Naik, and all ECI guidelines were strictly followed during the day-long campaign in Pajifond.
During the day, Sardesai also sought blessings for his campaign at the Ghumteshwar Temple and the Junta Quarters Holy Cross.
After the day’s hectic schedule, Sardesai stated that he was extremely satisfied with the response from his voters, who have appreciated all the development work done by him in Fatorda over the last 10 years. He was also confident that the alliance would do extremely well all over Goa and would surpass even their own assessments.
“The political events of the last 2-3 days are just a reflection of the people’s unhappiness with the Sawant-led government and an indication that all anti-BJP sentiment is consolidating behind the Congress-GFP alliance,” he added.
