National Parties Have Lost The Right To Govern Goa.
By now most of us must be familiar with situation in which the Gujarat cop Sanjiv Bhatt is, all because of the stand he took against the fascist regime of Narender Modi. In the quagmire of Indian politics, fry the guy who dares to speak against the regime is still a way of life. And I was thinking we had bypassed the barbaric era and living in the 21st century of democracy, oh, how wrong was I ?
Narender Modi the butcher of Gujarat is a tyrant indeed and cop Sanjiv Bhatt has realized it the hard way but what could he do ? Truth cannot be kept silent forever, sooner than later truth evolves and ascertains itself. We all know why Sanjiv Bhatt is being terrorized by the power that be in Gujarat ? But as always, we do nothing. Cop Sanjiv Bhatt has received threats on his life, his wife too fears for his safety but will anyone dare to stand against the butcher of Gujarat ?
If Gujarat is being ruled by tyranny, Goa is not far behind, today’s paper carries a headline on the inside page “Viswajeet threatened to kill me”. It merely substantiates the arrogance of our Goan politicians, to stay in power they will do anything and everything, as they have the resources at their disposal, some even in uniform, ever ready to carry out their master’s commands.
A few weeks back there was blood bath on the streets of Panjim, alleged to be a gang war between two politically backed rivals, few years back, the now education minister had attacked the head quarters of the Goa police at Panjim in broad daylight, in Margao too we have seen our CM cozying with the antisocial elements of Monti Dongor, our opposition leader Manohar Parrikar too has displayed ample sympathy for the migrant goons of Chimbel, the brothers of south Goa too let loose their goons on anti maga-projects and anti-mining activists, so do we really need to be rocket scientists to assume why our politicians like to have packs of dogs with them ?
Even though we have dime a dozens, it takes just one crass politician to desecrate the divinity of the once sacred profession of politics, where politics was a mere extension of social service, which unfortunately our politicians have turned into a resounding personal business profession today and has become the unalloyed epitome of evil and all that we do is watch in sepulchral silence of a cemetery. They even visit different Holy places, for Poojas, masses, novenas and even Haj, but still spirituality and morally ennobling ideas somehow continue to elude them.
It is now for the people to assert their collective will on those elected to serve us but have betrayed our trust and are guilty of both collective incompetence as well as collective complicity in the sins of commission and omission. Their congenital and colloquial affinity for corruption has epitomized the evil in Goan politics. As fish rots from the head downwards, so to the present governance in Goa and the illegal mining scam has amply proved it, so our message to them at the next election must be unequivocal: Both National Parties have lost the right to govern Goa. Vasectomy can never be the solution for serial rapists, only castration can be the answer.Freddy
Agnelo Fernandes.
October 19, 2011
GOA IS HAVING A "PONCH" DGP DR. ADITYA ARYA.
THE DGP WHO ONLY TALKS.
By Aires Rodrigues.
Good and competent officers talk less. Goa’s DGP, Dr Aditya Arya, has been lecturing a lot but there has been no action on the ground.Having witnessed the DGP himself succumb to the political pulls and pressures, what else can we expect from his subordinates? I have hadfirst hand experience interacting with the DGP for no personal favours but over three issues in public interest.
On the case relating to the cheating of the State exchequer by two advocates the DGP assured me of immediate action. However thein structions he gave were to the contrary. If one cannot trust the DGP what can one expect from a constable? Similar was the fate of the complaint I filed against the Director of Prosecution for having caused financial loss to the State exchequer. I was also promised immediate action in the recovery of the Rs 4, 33, 200 from former IGPK.D.Singh’s for the repairs of the official car damaged by his son.That too has been shelved by the DGP for reasons best known.
On Sunday 16th October the DGP drove to Gokarn in Karnataka for the day with his official Innova vehicle without seeking prior permission of the State Government as was required when an officer leaves the State. He also misused his official vehicle on his day out on a picnic. Showing his men Singham and lecturing them on Gandhigiri may be an exercise in futility. Five months is long enough to judge the credibility, honesty and competence of an officer. Mr. DGP, you have failed the test. Will the people of Goa extend Dr Arya’s period of probation. I would not.
By Aires Rodrigues.
Good and competent officers talk less. Goa’s DGP, Dr Aditya Arya, has been lecturing a lot but there has been no action on the ground.Having witnessed the DGP himself succumb to the political pulls and pressures, what else can we expect from his subordinates? I have hadfirst hand experience interacting with the DGP for no personal favours but over three issues in public interest.
On the case relating to the cheating of the State exchequer by two advocates the DGP assured me of immediate action. However thein structions he gave were to the contrary. If one cannot trust the DGP what can one expect from a constable? Similar was the fate of the complaint I filed against the Director of Prosecution for having caused financial loss to the State exchequer. I was also promised immediate action in the recovery of the Rs 4, 33, 200 from former IGPK.D.Singh’s for the repairs of the official car damaged by his son.That too has been shelved by the DGP for reasons best known.
On Sunday 16th October the DGP drove to Gokarn in Karnataka for the day with his official Innova vehicle without seeking prior permission of the State Government as was required when an officer leaves the State. He also misused his official vehicle on his day out on a picnic. Showing his men Singham and lecturing them on Gandhigiri may be an exercise in futility. Five months is long enough to judge the credibility, honesty and competence of an officer. Mr. DGP, you have failed the test. Will the people of Goa extend Dr Arya’s period of probation. I would not.
October 18, 2011
UG SOCCER TOURNEY IN KUWAIT. II WEEK.
KGA, Don Bosco and AVC Advance; UG Strikers meets Old Rivals Rising Stars:
The first match was played between Kuwait Goans (KGA) and Indian Strikers. Both the teams started playing very good football with Indian strikers having the best chance in the first half sending the ball just over the bar from a header. But KGA increased the pressure and stretched the Indian strikers' defense. The first half ended goalless. During the second half KGA threw everything and found the answer from No.3 James' free kick. Indian Strikers in reply sent some good crosses in the box but failed to find the finishing touches and KGA held on to their slim lead to progress to the next stage. The KIFF referees were Victor, Casmiro and Saji.
The second match was played between Don Bosco and CRC Chinchinim. Both teams began playing attacking football but it was Don Bosco that had the best chance in the first half with their striker Leroy heading over the bar and Godfrey couldn’t beat the keeper after receiving a good through ball from No.4 Conrad. No.11 Gomes from CRC took a stunning shot on goal forcing the Don Bosco keeper to make a great save. After a goalless first half, Don Bosco picked up the pace in the second half and their strikers combined well with each other . Leroy opened the scoring with a clean strike and five minutes later No.26 Michael doubled the lead with some good one two passes. Don Bosco maintained more possession and were looking very organized in the back continued to press on for more goals. A solid individual effort from Leroy helped Don Bosco secure a comfortable 3-0 win. CRC was not able to defend and when they had the ball up front they found it difficult to penetrate the defense. The match was refereed by Tony, Edward and Arnold.
Rising Stars and Real Betalbatim took on each other in the third fixture. The match officials were Bernard, Robert and Casmiro. Real Betalbatim started attacking from the whistle but it was Rising stars that struck first with a great goal from a good no.6 Thatta in five minutes. Real Betalbatim had their chance to equalize but Ruzario's shot was fired inches away from the goal. Rising increased the pace and the pressure on their opponents and were rewarded with a second goal from from the hardworking No.10 Shafik. Seconds after the restart of second hald Shanub(No.9) found the back of the net from a long cross. Real Betalbatim were mostly defending in the second half, but they could not stop Shanub excellent finish to give him his second goal of the match. YRC beat Real Betalbatim 4-0.
The fourth match was played between AVC and Santos United in very hot conditions. Jerry, Qusai and Ananth were the KIFF referees of the match.. AVC started to dominate proceedings from the start of the whistle. No.10 Kevin Vaz scored two goals from two good strikes in the first half and No.8 Ronnie long range effort was precisely placed from the keepers reach. No.18 Jerry got the post from a tough angle but that was the only best chance of the match for Santos. It was all one way traffic for AVC in the second half. No.25 Anthony Rodrigues added four goals to his tally in the second half to help AVC win the match by a 7-0 margin.
Next Fridays Fixtures:
Gulf Cable Vs Malabar United @ 6:30am
DHL VS Curtorcares United @ 8:00am
UG Strikers Vs Y.R.C Rising Stars @ 9:30am
AVC Vs Don Bosco @ 11:00am
UNITED GOANS CENTER,
KUWAIT.
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