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Absence of MLAs at Liberation day prog: A few observations

With regards to the news item, “Just three MLAs turn up for Liberation Day function at South Collectorate” (The Goan Everyday, December 20, 2021), a few observations are worth sharing. Goa is going to the polls and preparations are on full swing. These elected representatives are the main protagonists of this riveting saga called Goa Assembly Elections 2022. Moreover, these MLAs (both incumbent and former) are very much in demand. Wherever they go they receive a hero’s welcome. People of Goa shower love on them. They have done a lot of development for you-know-who. 

They are liked not only by the parties they belong to but also by the rival parties that would like to have them in their folds. These MLAs are busier than we, the common men and women of Goa, can imagine. Goa Liberation Day comes every year. But elections come once in five years. 

Naturally, these MLAs must prepare and rehearse their lines before choosing the path that leads to the development. Right now they are busy plotting, planning, strategising and executing their desire for unparalleled development. Please let us not disturb them by raising a silly question, “Where are the MLAs?”.


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Need for staff selection panel to stop job scams

K G VILOP, Chorao
Published Dec 21, 2021, 12:01 AM IST
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Recruitments are happening hurriedly on the eve of elections. It clearly appears that the administration at the highest levels is filling its personal coffers for the ensuing elections. Jobs are doled out at the whims and fancies of politicians. A staff selection commission is necessary to stop job scams. The government is playing with the people of Goa and the future of its youths. Favouritism in giving jobs is injustice to the Goan youth.

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