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Meti to contest polls in Cortalim

Meti to contest polls in Cortalim

CORTALIM: Cortalim constituency could have the largest number of serious candidates vying for the Assembly seat, but that has not deterred former Sancoale sarpanch and Panch Sharan Meti to decide on taking a plunge in the forthcoming elections.

Stating that he would surely contest the forthcoming Assembly polls, Meti said the people had given him a go ahead to contest the elections.

“People know my work as Sancoale sarpanch. I never kept any file pending and my work is there to see. Let anyone apply under RTI Act on my working as the sarpanch and I challenge anyone to show that I ever sat on any proposal from the public,” Meti said and added that he was serious in contesting the elections.

“I believe in serving the people which is my passion. I have my business which is well established and politics is not my bread and butter,” Meti said.

Meti who represents Sancoale in Dabolim as panch, could pull a good number of votes in his ward, Zuari Nagar and Issorcim and other pockets in the constituency.

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‘Issue notification before Dec 12’

Members of the Goa Government Employees Association (GGEA) met with Chief Minister Laxmikant Parsekar at his residence in Althino thanking him for the Cabinet decision to implement the seventh pay commission.

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Published Nov 28, 2016, 5:58 AM IST
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PANAJIThey also however asked for a notification or order to be issued before December 12.   Government employees throughout Goa heaved a sigh of relief after the State Cabinet in its meeting held on November 25 approved the proposal for implementation of the recommendations of seventh pay commission.   In its letter to Parsekar, GGEA president John Nazareth requested, “to issue instructions to the department concerned to issue the order of implementation…

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