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RG begins pre-poll work in 40 constituencies

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Revolutionary Goans Chief Manoj Parab will tour the state and hold meetings with members in all 40 constituencies to take a review of the party organisation at the grass root level ahead of 2022 polls. He also held a virtual meeting with the taluka level co-ordinators, which was constituted a few months back to mobilise the Revolutionary Goan membership in Goa. The political party formation process is in the final stage and should be completed by the first week of September.

“We are focusing on all the 40 constituencies and have been working hard to win the trust and faith of the people. How many seats we will win totally depends on our fellow Goans but they will definitely send us to the assembly to form the government. Work has begun in full swing in Sanquelim constituency over the last one week. During our door-to-door visit while providing flood relief material to the people we have come to know the plight of the people and how unhappy they are with the current BJP-led government,” said Manoj.  

Revolutionary Goans requests the BJP supporters to stop spying on them. During their visit in Pale, Sanquelim they noticed that there were people moving around taking pictures and videos of the members moving with Parab.

“I would like to give them a message that we do not fear them and nothing can deter the spirit of these boys supporting us. You or your wife can call them, visit their homes, promise them jobs but they won’t fall prey to all your fake assurances. Our boys are not here to be sold out, they are here to save the future of Goa. Internationally you have shamed Goa and made Goans beggars. It is the responsibility of every Goan to see that these sitting 40 MLA’s are sent home this assembly elections,” says Manoj.

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Protest march held in Old Goa against rapes

THE GOAN NETWORK
Published Aug 8, 2021, 12:24 AM IST
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Protest march held in Old Goa against rapes

OLD GOAA group of women and men organised a protest march in Old Goa on Saturday to condemn the growing incidents of rapes in the State and across the country.Among the participants included activists Tara Kerkar, Aruna Wagh and Ana Gracias who demanded that the government needs to set a precedence by giving death penalties to rapists if rapes have to decline in the country.Condemning the growing cases of rapes, Aruna Wagh demanded a change in the system where safety of…

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