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Reginaldo urges PM to hand over naphtha tanker case to CBI

MARGAO
Congress MLA Reginaldo Lourenco on Saturday has urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to hand over the Nu Shi Nalini chemical tanker case to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) for a complete and thorough probe.

In his petition, he has demanded to know who had allowed the controversial Nu Shi Nalini tanker carrying hazardous cargo to berth at the MPT without the knowledge of the Central government and the  State government. 

“It is a serious issue which has to be addressed urgently and I request your good self to hand over this important case to the CBI for complete investigation in this serious crime,” he said.

Demanding stern legal action against the culprits, Reginaldo said the offenders should not be allowed to go  scot-free, further demanding that the losses occurred to the State government  due to salvage operations should be recovered from the person who was responsible for the crime.

“Had the salvage operations not been successful Nu Shi Nalini, could have led to environmental disaster by the spillage of naphtha and other fuels from the tanker or the  drowning and then the breaking of the vessel could have taken place due to the presence of  strong waves and underneath currents,” he added.

He further drew attention of the Prime Minister that apart from the  infamous  berthing of Nu Shi Nalini, MPT from time to time has become abode for allowing other many illegal  cargo ships  to berth, saying stern action needs  to be taken against the officials of MPT who allowed such unlawful acts.

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Goan youth take twitter by storm in interest of Goa, ask politicians to rethink on Mollem projects

THE GOAN NETWORK
Published Sep 27, 2020, 12:23 AM IST
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PANAJIDuring the international climate strikes on September 25, the youth from across Goa went on a twitter storm where they asked politicians to ‘stop tokenism about engagement, but to first revoke the clearances related to Mollem and then start discussions.’ After clearing three projects, Minister for Environment, Nilesh Cabral had stated that he wrote to the Centre about information related to the three projects in Mollem National Park and Bhagwan Mahavir Wildlife…

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