The Herald’s issue of 06.07.21 on 2 topics under “Herald Insighs”
column, were very interesting, the first one
reminded us of how Rane Sr. felt so low seeing in UK our young
boys doing the dirty jobs of washing and cleaning the Bathrooms and Toilets at the Airport. Rane Sr., please note that if we the real
sons and daughters of Goa are suffering in our own land it is only because of our
Goa ruled for longer period by the traitors Maharastrwadi oriented anti-Goans like
you. And on top of it all, you are hurling a sort of accusation on young and
energetic Goan boys coming to do the menial jobs in the UK? You being a holder
of topmost post of CM of Goa failed to create job avenues to jobless then I say
“to hell with you” stupid man because you are the most irresponsible CM of Goa in
the Goan history and whose inclinations towards Maharastrawadis from the day
one you joined the anti-Goan MGP are the same.
Pratsphsingh Rane as a Minister
starting first in the Minstry of Dyanandna Bandodcar as a Law Minister and then
mainly as the CM lived with all the CM’s luxuries for you and for your family including your son who got all the life
amenities and luxuries ready made. If it was not like this may be your son or
any son of any of the fathers would do the same type of job in UK.
Now because of his bright stars he got all the benefits and luxuries of life.
Mr. Rane you have I am sure not even cast your cursory glance and never
even bothered to find out the position of all those whose names were registered
on the Register in the Employment
Exchange and then to make your own assessment how to create the jobs for them. You
felt in UK at the Airport our boys are doing the dirty job but you stupid man,
there is no dirty or clean job, a job is a job and it has to be to the liking
of one who does it. Besides, one must have dignity of the labour. However, leaving Goa and migrating to UK for
the job itself is a dirty exercise for which all the Ranes who were on the
forefront to rule Goa must be held responsible in failing to create jobs for
the unemployed youth in Goa.
Somewhere in 1958/59, seeing the huge number of Goans employed in the
Gulf, the Portuguese Governador of Goa, Vassalo e Silva issued a circular to
Goans abroad who were willing to return and work in Goa, Governador volunteered to provide them
with suitable jobs. Respondng to this Circular at least as I
know, 3 Goans employed at lucrative Oil sectors in Kuwait and at least 4 from
Qatar applied to the Governador’s Office in Goa and after proper scrutiny of
their Applications they were employed in Goa in the government and Mining
sectors.
To be completed.
A.Veronica Fernandes.
