St Andre MLA Viresh Borkar Warns TCP Against Approving Projects in Bambolim
St Andre MLA Viresh Borkar strongly opposed CCP Mayor and NGPDA Chairman Rohit Monserrate’s statement to bring Bambolim under the Planning and Development Authority (PDA). Issuing a stern warning to the Town and Country Planning (TCP) department, Borkar declared that any project approval threatening the character of Bambolim village will face fierce public opposition. He reaffirmed his commitment to standing alongside local residents to safeguard their village from unregulated commercial destruction.
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• RGP MLA Viresh Borkar said there is no split in the party and asserted that the football symbol remains with RGP. He alleged that attempts are being made to create a split and spread misinformation among the people. • Rahul Faldessai, son of Cumbarjua MLA Rajesh Faldessai, appeared at Curchorem Police Station today and apologised in connection with the road-rage complaint lodged by a senior citizen. The complainant was present at the police station during the apology; the complainant accepted the apology • GFA President Caitano Fernandes says Fatorda, Goa’s only international football stadium, should remain dedicated to football and not be handed over to the GCA; GCA has the resources to build its own stadium, while Fatorda should be preserved as a home for football in Goa. • The Goa Football Association has suspended 14 players for alleged match-fixing. The suspended players will also not be allowed to enter GFA match venues. GFA will submit a report to the Crime Branch regarding the alleged match-fixing for further action. Among those suspended is a police constable. • High Court has granted conditional bail to accused Rohan Harmalkar in a case registered by Goa Enforcement Directorate under Prevention of Money Laundering Act for alleged money laundering, Senior Advocate Nitin Sardesai represented Rohan Harmalkar • RGP MLA Viresh Borkar said the party has launched a statewide membership drive and made its party account details public. Borkar called RGP the “strongest regional party” in Goa and appealed to people to extend financial support to the party. • Councillor Jack Sukhija has demanded an immediate stay on the Santa Monica Jetty tender, alleging that it could facilitate access for casino-linked interests. He has also called for the tender to be scrapped, claiming that a public asset could be handed over to private entities for 40 years. • The High Court has recorded the Election Commission of India’s statement that the registration application of the proposed “Goa Congress Party” will be decided by 30 November. The ECI also submitted that the objections raised by the GPCC President Girish Chodankar, Indian National Congress and GPCC will be considered along with the registration application, and only then will a final decision be taken. • The Town and Country Planning Department has reconstituted the North Goa Planning and Development Authority (NGPDA), bringing the Panaji, Taleigao, Bambolim and Mapusa planning areas under its jurisdiction.
CCP Mayor Rohit Monserrate has been appointed Chairman of the reconstituted NGPDA. The authority will also include MLAs from Panaji, Porvorim, Mapusa, Aldona, Saligao, Tivim and Siolim, along with councillors and other members.
St Andre MLA Viresh Borkar Warns TCP Against Approving Projects in Bambolim
St Andre MLA Viresh Borkar strongly opposed CCP Mayor and NGPDA Chairman Rohit Monserrate’s statement to bring Bambolim under the Planning and Development Authority (PDA). Issuing a stern warning to the Town and Country Planning (TCP) department, Borkar declared that any project approval threatening the character of Bambolim village will face fierce public opposition. He reaffirmed his commitment to standing alongside local residents to safeguard their village from unregulated commercial destruction.
#VireshBorkar #StAndre #SaveBambolim #GoaPolitics #TCP #NGPDA #RohitMonserrate #SaveGoa #GoaNews #RevolutionaryGoans #Party #Prudentmedia
• RGP MLA Viresh Borkar said there is no split in the party and asserted that the football symbol remains with RGP. He alleged that attempts are being made to create a split and spread misinformation among the people. • Rahul Faldessai, son of Cumbarjua MLA Rajesh Faldessai, appeared at Curchorem Police Station today and apologised in connection with the road-rage complaint lodged by a senior citizen. The complainant was present at the police station during the apology; the complainant accepted the apology • GFA President Caitano Fernandes says Fatorda, Goa’s only international football stadium, should remain dedicated to football and not be handed over to the GCA; GCA has the resources to build its own stadium, while Fatorda should be preserved as a home for football in Goa. • The Goa Football Association has suspended 14 players for alleged match-fixing. The suspended players will also not be allowed to enter GFA match venues. GFA will submit a report to the Crime Branch regarding the alleged match-fixing for further action. Among those suspended is a police constable. • High Court has granted conditional bail to accused Rohan Harmalkar in a case registered by Goa Enforcement Directorate under Prevention of Money Laundering Act for alleged money laundering, Senior Advocate Nitin Sardesai represented Rohan Harmalkar • RGP MLA Viresh Borkar said the party has launched a statewide membership drive and made its party account details public. Borkar called RGP the “strongest regional party” in Goa and appealed to people to extend financial support to the party. • Councillor Jack Sukhija has demanded an immediate stay on the Santa Monica Jetty tender, alleging that it could facilitate access for casino-linked interests. He has also called for the tender to be scrapped, claiming that a public asset could be handed over to private entities for 40 years. • The High Court has recorded the Election Commission of India’s statement that the registration application of the proposed “Goa Congress Party” will be decided by 30 November. The ECI also submitted that the objections raised by the GPCC President Girish Chodankar, Indian National Congress and GPCC will be considered along with the registration application, and only then will a final decision be taken. • The Town and Country Planning Department has reconstituted the North Goa Planning and Development Authority (NGPDA), bringing the Panaji, Taleigao, Bambolim and Mapusa planning areas under its jurisdiction.
CCP Mayor Rohit Monserrate has been appointed Chairman of the reconstituted NGPDA. The authority will also include MLAs from Panaji, Porvorim, Mapusa, Aldona, Saligao, Tivim and Siolim, along with councillors and other members.
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