PANAJI: CM Pramod Sawant on Tuesday reported the state assembly elections are more most likely to be held on schedule in February next year.
The former meeting elections have been conducted in February 2017.
Sawant, who’d announced that BJP will fight the surveys under his direction, ruled out early elections.
“They’ll be held in time, reluctantly in February,” he told reporters.
Political parties, meanwhile, have begun gearing up to the polls even though the Covid-19 pandemic has put them back in which campaigning is worried.
Aspiring candidates of the majority of parties also have begun asserting for tickets and announcing their candidatures.
BJP national general secretary (company ) B L Santhosh along with Goa workplace in-charge C T Ravi had came at the country a week to take inventory of the political scenario in Goa.
Emissaries of the Congress high command will also be anticipated in Goa, together with nation seat in-charge Dinesh Gundu Rao going to arrive that week before an organisational shake-up in the state Congress unit.
Rao is predicted to hold meetings at every one of the 40 constituencies to take inventory of their party’s existence in the grassroots level.
With a goal to overcome BJP in next meeting elections, regional ensemble GFP is attempting to forge a grand alliance.
Party president Vijai Sardesai had lately called for the opposition to join defeat BJP from the polls as he underscored the requirement for”repositioning Goa to reverse the damage brought on by the BJP government”.
MGP senior chief Ramkrishna’Sudin’ Dhavalikar stated that his party could start a motion on June 18 – that marks the anniversary of Goa Revolution Day — to pull down the BJP regime from the country.
Goa CM Pramod Sawant rules out early polls, elections Probably from February’22
