OLD GOA
Revolutionary Goans Party (RGP) supremo Manoj Parab exposed the duplicity of BJP, Congress, AAP and Goa Forward on the Mhadei issue, and urged Goans not to get fooled by the drama of these parties which are all hand in gloves to sell Mhadei.
Speaking to reporters in Panaji on Tuesday, Parab pointed out how the Karnataka Congress has focused its election campaign in the State on Mhadei and has promised the voters that they will ensure that the project is completed in two years if they come to power.
Then, targeting the BJP, Parab pointed out that the party’s water resources minister Govind Karjol has said that the party will go ahead with the Mhadei drinking water project.
“Karnataka BJP is going full steam on the Mhadei issue but our Chief Minister Pramod Sawant is talking about going to approach Supreme Court which is only an eyewash to fool Goans,” Parab stated.
Later, coming down on AAP, Parab pointed out to a piece of news wherein Karnataka AAP leaders have slammed the BJP government over its failure to provide drinking water to the Hubballi-Dharwad region.
Speaking on Goa Forward, Parab said that Vijai Sardesai is hand in glove with the other three parties in selling Mhadei to Karnataka.
RGP to take Mhadei fight forward
OLD GOA:
The Revolutionary Goans Party (RGP) has said that it will take the fight to save Mhadei forward and a strategy to this effect is being worked out.
Speaking to reporters on Tuesday, RGP supremo Manoj Parab said the party is in touch with experts on the issue.
“There is already a team in place to study the issue. Also, we held a meeting of the 40 coordinators and an action plan is being worked out,” Parab informed.
“In this month, we are going to give our best so that the Mhadei issue reaches every Goan,” Parab said.
Wanted to participate in all party meet: Borkar
OLD GOA:
RGP MLA Viresh Borkar said that there was never any move to boycott the all-party meeting convened by Chief Minister Pramod Sawant.
“I wanted to participate at the meeting because our party stand was that we should place forth our views at the all-party meeting,” Borkar said.
However, Borkar said that as he could not attend the meeting, he submitted a memorandum to the CM, Speaker, Renewable Resources Minister, Law Minister, and Opposition Leader on the need to form a House Committee and also tabling a White Paper on Mhadei, in the monsoon Assembly session.
