PANAJI: Minister Transport Mauvin Godinho said on Saturday that even if opposition parties came against BJP, it was not easy to consolidate their voices.
Godinho also said that minorities believe they need growth and want to be part of development, and support BJP.
He said that the alliance itself was a sign of receiving defeat.
“Can all sound be transferred to one account? Does that happen at any time? It’s like taking GOANS and their voices just like that.
It’s wrong to think.
This is just an alliance and not a big alliance,” he said.
When asked why BJP was not allies with MGP, the Minister of Transportation said that MGP was a BJP natural alliance partner at one point in time, but sometimes “they were blinded with ambitions and they could only see one seat”.
“Because they haven’t got a seat, the leaders are definitely blind, and then you don’t know where you are driving,” he said.
“They (MGP) have gone to an area that has not yet been mapped.” When asked about Goenkarponn, Godinho said that this question should be asked for political parties from other countries.
“The last ten years, BJP has been in the government in Goa.
Show me one event where the party has made a decision on Goans’s interests.
The parties who come to large numbers use social media to regret people from the country.” The Minister of Transportation said that people had to think of TMC.
“Even after the election in West Bengal, there was violence after the poll.
Many people from Delhi have come.
They have a lot of money, and if they all come to Goa, will there be Goenkarponn? BJP is a party of Goans and BJP always protects the interests of Gouops.”
Minority supports BJP, said Godinho
