The Goa Kulll Mundkar Sangarsh Samiti on Tuesday demanded the immediate withdrawal of the amendments to the Tenancy Act pertaining to contract farming, sunset clause and the shifting of the tenancy cases to the civil courts from the taluka mamlatdars.
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the goan I networkrMARGAO r rCongress Curtorim MLA, Reginaldo Lourenco took up cudgels for the beleaguered tenants, demanding that the government should stop fooling the Bahujan Samaj by promising to bring an amendment in the ensuing Assembly session. Reginaldo demanded that the government bring an immediate ordinance to shift all the tenancy cases from the civil courts to the taluka mamlatdars rSamiti president Daniel D’Souza, convenor Rupesh Naik and others handed over a memorandum to the Curtorim MLA demanding that he take up the issue in the forthcoming Assembly session and get the controversial amendment withdrawn. rReginaldo demanded to know why the government did not bring an Ordinance to withdraw the controversial amendment when the ruling dispensation has taken many decisions on various issues, including casinos and to bring more areas of Bardez under the planning areas of North Planning body. “If the government is serious towards the welfare of the Bahujan Samaj, it should not only ensure that tenancy cases are reverted back to the taluka mamlatdars, but also delete the controversial clauses, including the sunset clause and the clause on contract farming,” he said. rDaniel D’Souza pointed out that the controversial amendment to the Tenancy Act, brought by the BJP government led by then Chief Minister Laxmikant Parsekar had only benefitted the landlords.
The Canacona Deputy Collector, Mamlatdar, Forest officers and the police on Tuesday stopped a controversial road construction work at Agonda coast.
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Published Jul 12, 2017, 3:20 AM IST
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the goan I networkrCANACONArrAccording to sources, some fishermen community members had taken up construction of a road to the shore, passing through their residential locality, where fishing activities are undertaken during fishing season. r“The need to construct this road with contributions from our community members was felt necessary as the existing pathway is now blocked after land was filled during construction work undertaken in the area,” informed a resident.…