PANAJI
: Several residents from Dabolim, Cumbharjua and
Mayem
voiced their aspirations at
AAP
’s ‘Goa Dialogue’ to help
Kejriwal’s party compile constituency-specific manifestos at meetings held on Sunday.
Goa’s drug problem came in for serious introspection at two of the meetings. Divar sarpanch
Prasad Harmalkar
called for a complete halt to the narcotics trade.
Modernization of ferries and evolving a more efficient inland water transport service was another key input for the manifesto thrown up by the Cumbharjua constituents.
In Dabolim, the residents warned that the Chicalim villagers will go to any extent to protect the marine biodiversity of the Chicalim Bay and that offshore casinos would not be allowed at all.
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