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Goa will see AAP wave: Nanoskar

Goa will see AAP wave: Nanoskar

PANAJI

Premanand Babu Nanoskar addressed his first press conference as an Aam Aadmi Party leader and stated: “We will see an AAP wave in Goa.”

In a press release, AAP stated that Nanoskar joined the party in the presence of National convenor Arvind Kejriwal at Delhi. 

AAP has been growing by leaps and bounds in Goa, as people are impressed with the first two promises made by Kejriwal of electricity and jobs. The party has been mainly working on issues that directly impact Goenkars and are seeing almost 5,000 registrations a day for Kejriwal's job guarantee, states the release.

Nanoskar has been active in politics since 2005. He has been doing a lot of social work in his constituency, and especially during the pandemic, has been a great source of help and support to the people of his constituency. 

Nanoskar said he was attracted to Arvind Kejriwal's first two promises regarding electricity and jobs. He said that AAP was genuinely working on issues impacting Goenkars. While AAP has fulfilled all its promises under the Kejriwal Sarkar the residents of Dabolim have been made to suffer for their basic needs by both the BJP and Congress. Nanoskar stated that the lockdown's impact has affected the youth of Dabolim. Many who work as taxikars have lost a large amount of livelihood. Others are unable to find adequate paying jobs despite being very well qualified. Apart from this, the lack of 24/7 electricity and proper water supply is harming Goenkars standard of living and no party but AAP seems to be interested in solving it, the release adds.

Nanoskar said that the youth in Dabolim which is his constituency are disappointed as there is an increase in the number of youth that are unemployed.


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