Goan Political Showdown: Narkasur, Alliances, and the Battle for 2027
Goa's political tensions escalate as Chief Minister Pramod Sawant critiques the opposition's 'Narkasur' depiction of the BJP. In response, opposition parties discuss forming an alliance for the 2027 elections, asserting the need to unite against perceived threats. Sawant emphasizes BJP's contributions to Goa, predicting public support.
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Political tensions in Goa are heating up, with Chief Minister Pramod Sawant criticizing the opposition for labeling the ruling BJP as 'Narkasur', a demonic figure from Hindu mythology.
This comment comes as speculation mounts about a potential alliance among the Congress, the Goa Forward Party (GFP), and the Revolutionary Goans Party (RGP) for the 2027 assembly elections.
The controversy unfolded after opposition leaders, including Yuri Alemao and Vijai Sardesai, gathered in South Goa, where calls were made for a united front against the BJP, emphasizing the need to 'slay Narakasurs' and safeguard Goa's future.
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