Goa’s top most priority should be the setting up of a Lokayukta. Rampant corruption is Goa’s biggest obstacle to its overall development and prosperity. Even the high constitutional post of Advocate General in Goa has been surrounded by a mountain of serious financial and other irregularities.
As to who has been Goa’s best Chief Minister may be debatable but as we complete 50 years of Liberation every Goan will agree that Mr. Digambar Kamat has been
Goa’s worst Chief Minister. His has been the most corrupt and weakest government. There has been a total collapse in the administration. We cannot expect the bureaucracy to be honest if the political leadership which controls the levers of power stinks of corruption. A powerful Lokayukta may be the only way forward.
When the Leadership itself walking crooked what will you expect those who are following the leader. He is not one of the but WORST of WORST ever CM Goa has produce. After all this man is of RSS and BJP backbone, he may be wearing shirt and pant but by Heart he is die-hard RSS cadre.
ReplyDeleteAdv. Aires- It is a know fact and no one can deny about the Goa Government ability on honesty and failure. What you have hidden is the truths of the dragons holed up in Altinho Hill. Lokayukta or Lokpal will be passed and the politicians will be given the parole but who will bring the Dragon and his kingpins to the road? From 1961 these guys under different patriarchs of Indies has sold lakhs of acres of lands to the Madkaikars and others without any smoke.Just imagine, quarter of Old Goa, parts of Ribandar, Divar, Vanxim, and other cumbatjua is accquired by Madkaikar. How did he accumulated wealth to buy these communiade lands at a fraud price of paisas? Why were these lands not publicly auctioned or tendered or given to the highest bidders? Was there any bidders? none. So lets not only conclude the governments as even the religious bigots are involved in hands and gloves. Lokpal or the people power on the streets will soon bring these monsters on the streets.
ReplyDeleteAdv. Aires Rodrigues you are right this is the "worst of the worst" governments we have had in Goa, mainly because the CM has protected his criminal ministers.
ReplyDeleteCorruption is Knitted in Indian's blood, with the Invasion of Goa the same corruption was introduced to Goa, grabbed by politicians to become rich overnight. It has not stopped since making Goa as one of the most corrupt states.
ReplyDeleteWe all agree--But Goans are still sitting on the FENCE..Till their houses will be robbed and enchroached and they will thrown out in open streets..AMKAM KITEAK PODLAM RE--TE SOGLLE CHOR ZALEAR AMI KITEM KORCHEM.....MAKA KOSLA FAIDO ASSA RE!!! ..TUJE KAM NHOI RE TEM TUM VOGI BOSCH/ TANKAM MORUM DI....... This is the age old attitude of Goans Folks....Goans first ahve to change that old habit ..otherwise cannot go forward with any plan...SUPPORT GRA AND SUPPORT THIRD FRONT TO FIELD CANDIDATES AGANIST THE SHADOW GOVERMENT CURRENT 40 THEIVES ARE PLANNING TO PUT FOR THE NEXT ELECTIONS..SMART AND INTELLIGENT MR MONSERRATE ALREADY PROVED THAT IN CCCP ELECTIONS...now the rest...40 will follow...proven idea...WHAT PLAN DO GOANS HAVE IN THIER MINDS?
ReplyDeleteGreat Job N.Fernandes. Lets Take that Mulla of Moti Dongor out
ReplyDeleteHi Emediavoice .... what are you referring to when you say "dragins holed up in Antop Hill" ?
ReplyDeletePlease find the below article dated 17 february on the Navhind times. This shows how much love and intrest the Donkey CM of Goa have,for Goa and Goans.
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PANAJI: The government will observe Shiv Jayanti, the birth anniversary of the legendary Maratha king, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj with a number of events and activities around the state on February 19.
The Chief Minister, Mr Digambar Kamat, addressing a press conference at his Altinho residence, on Wednesday, said that the main state-level function would be held at Farmagudi, Ponda.
The Chief Minister himself will lead the dignitaries including the Home Minister, Mr Ravi Naik and the Transport Minister, Mr Ramakrishna Dhavalikar in paying floral tributes to the life-sized statue of Shivaji Maharaj.
He will also address the people on the occasion. The noted Sangli based historian, Dr P B Patil will deliver the key-note address highlighting the life and works of the great Maratha warrior.
Speaking further, the Chief Minister informed that various taluka level functions commemorating the Shiv Jayanti would be held around Goa with separate committees being set up for the same.
"A financial assistance of ` 75,000 has been provided to these committees to carry out the related activities," Mr Kamat added, pointing out that quiz competitions based on Shivaji Maharaj as well as monologue competitions linked to the Maratha king would have participation by around 1,000 students from around the state.
"In addition, impressive parades and lezim workouts would form part of the Shiv Jayanti," he noted.The winners of the competitions will be presented with cash prizes as well as certificates.
The Chief Minister also informed that a Marathi play, ‘Shivba’ tracing the childhood days of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj will be presented by the Konkan Kala Academy at the Kala Academy on February 17, at 7 p. m; at Ravindra Bhavan, Margao on February 18, at 7 p. m; and at Farmagudi, Ponda on February 19, at 8 p. m.
"The display of attractive fireworks at Farmagudi during the February 19 evening would form one of the highlights of Shiv Jayanti," he concluded.
Meanwhile, the Chief Minister, Mr Digambar Kamat will be the chief guest, while Ms Sushila Naik, chairperson of Margao Municipal Council will be the guest of honour and Mr Gonzaco Rebello, vice chairperson of MMC will be the special invitee for the Shiv Jayanti celebration at Margao. The celebrations here will be organised by the Shiv Jayanti Celebrations Committee of Salcete taluka, in association with the Department of Information and Publicity.
A float depicting the life of Shivaji will be flagged off by the Chief Minister and Ms Asha Kamat at Shri Hari Mandir, Margao, at 4 p.m. along with a rally of 100 motorbikes, that will wind its way through Margao and
Borda areas.
The celebrations will start at 4 p.m. at Motiram hall, near Shri Hari Mandir, Margao. A Salcete taluka-level fancy dress competition on the life of Shivaji for will be held for the school children.
Dr P B Patil, eminent scholar, will speak on the life of Shivaji, while Mr Damodar Kavlekar, president of the committee
will preside.
Why blame Pakistan when we have terrorists in politicians clothing in our country. But Kamat is a Baizuan and the whole of Goa knows that. I pray that you and all your accomplices suffer the fires of hell for selling Goa to Maharashtra.
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