GOA: VIJAI SARDESAI’S GOA FORWARD PARTY TO REBUILD DESECRATED CROSSES, RELIGIOUS PLACES

July 13th, 2017 Posted In: News

Team TNV

Panaji (Goa): Ruling Goa Forward  Party (GFP) has volunteered to rebuilt all the Holy Crosses and religious places which are desecrated by miscreants in the State during recent past.

“Each Holy Cross or religious place which is desecrated would be rebuilt by Goa Forward Party by seeking permission from the concerned authorities,” party leader Vijai Sardesai, who took over the President of the young political outfit (GFP) told reporters today.

Sardesai said GFP team would inspect all the sites where such incidents have happened and begin work on rebuilding them with the proper permission from the authorities.

At least 11 Holy Crosses and a temple were desecrated in the month of July forcing the police to form special investigation team in each police stations and mounting the patrolling along such places.

“Everyone has to join the movement which aims to oppose the attempts to create communal tensions by executing such kind of acts. The like-minded people should come together,” Sardesai, who is also State Agriculture Minister, said.

The minister said that the party will start the work of rebuilding the affected religious places as soon as possible.

Referring to the series of desecrations, Sardesai said Goa is facing “new challenges” in the form of such acts. “We had reviewed the situation in South District two days back but last night again, the desecrations were reported. Perhaps some anti social elements are trying to prove a point,” Sardesai said.

Two Holy Crosses were desecrated during wee hours today at Loutolim village taking the total cases to 11 during the ongoing month of July.

Team TNV

About Author

Team TNV

The author is a senior Journalist working in Goa for last one and half decade with the experience of covering wide-scale issues ranging from entertainment to politics and defense.

subscribe & follow

Advertisement

All rights reserved copyright ©2017
Designed and maintained by Leigia Solutions