Panaji: Because the cave was approaching the Selection of the State Assembly on February 14, he looked at the destructive record where 67% of representatives were selected in 40 members of the house switched over the current period.
This “unique record” is incomparable in the Indian Democratic settings, the association said for Democratic Reform (ADR).
Between March 2017 and January 2022, 27 MLA changed their political affiliation with the most affected Congress with 16 party legislators.
BJP has become the biggest beneficiary, records show.
“It never happened elsewhere in India.
Clear reflection of the total does not respect the mandate of voters.
The feeling of a feeling of ethics and discipline that is reversed by uncontrolled greed in the worst,” said Country Coordinator for ADR Bhasker Assoldekar.
Assoldekar said that Goa has set unrivaled records in the history of Indian democracy.
And with the election quickly approaching, the shift season loyalty has taken the central stage.
“Such things eroded public trust in democratic institutions.
And now we have more players such as the All Indian Trinamool Congress and the AAM AAM Party Aadmi to erode a democratic institution,” said the former Commissioner of Prabhakar Sakble.
Kakbul said that with several political parties competing for the opposition room, dissatisfied politicians were spoiled for choice.
Given that the anti-defection law currently failed to control the battle, he had turned on the party hopping, said political observer.
“With the court who failed to prosecute the 2019 defection by 10 plus two MLA, it would be for voters to now give their decisions and seal their fate which betrayed the mandate given to them,” said Advocate Aires Rodrigues.
In the end, Goa politicians reflect voters, Kakble said, adding that in Shiroda, Valpoi and Mandrem, voters presented Shubhash Shirodkar, Vishwajit Rane and Dayanand Sopte even though three switched from Congress to BJP.
“If the community worships defectors and puts them back to power, MLA cannot be blamed.
People see candidates, because for people, ideology does not matter,” Kakble said.
In the agreement, Assoldekar said, “I feel Gouops has failed in the last 35 years while deciding who their representatives.
It is certainly good to expect some things from selected representatives.
But there is an urgent need to expect some things from voters.”