OLD GOA
The displaced GMC kiosk owners and fruits/vegetables owners have decided to go on indefinite chain hunger strike from Monday.The decision to this effect was taken after there was no sign of the demolition of the compound wall at the proposed site of their rehabilitation.
Speaking to The Goan, kiosk owner Domnic Pereira said, “We have decided to go on indefinite chain hunger strike from Monday as the demolition of the compound wall has not happened till Sunday.”
“The chain hunger strike will begin from 9.30 am to 5 pm with two persons participating on a daily basis,” Pereira informed and stated that they will continue with their strike till the compound is demolished.
“It is a do or die situation for us and we are seeking action on the ground rather than assurances,” he added.
