PANAJI:
The meeting held both with an aim to show unity was attended by around than 3,000 people aired their grievances, the situation they are facing as well as the need to find a resolution to the problem quickly.
Speaking after the meeting, President of the association of the all Goa Liquor Traders Association said that the meeting was held to apprise the affected bar and restaurant owners of the steps the association as well as the government was taking to secure them relief from the Supreme Court’s orders.
“We are fully behind the government in what it is trying. Over the next few days more than 1000 licence holders will get relief and later once the bypasses are ready and the state highways are notified even more licence holders will be relieved,” Naik said.
