BJP accuses ECI & Goa police
PTI, PANAJI | 20 January 2012 19:54 IST

BJP today alleged that the state police was siding with the ruling Congress ahead of the forthcoming Assembly elections in Goa.
The BJP has also accused the Election Commission of turning a blind eye towards their complaints.
BJP Goa spokesman Vishnu Wagh, who quit Congress on the eve of election, told reporters that there have been several attempts by ruling party leaders to use police machinery against BJP activists who are campaigning for the March 3 polls.
"Police have been telling our workers to not work for BJP. They are threatening severe action if our workers don't listen to their commands," he said.
The party alleged that the Election Commission officials in Goa were not paying heed to their complaints.
"During the last two-three days, we have noticed that the Election Commission is non-responsive to our complaints," Wagh said.
He alleged that the ruling Congress has been extensively misusing the government machinery to hold on to power.
BJP, which is having dialogues with Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Party (MGP) for a pre-poll alliance, has began its Jana Sampark Yatra with star campaigner Manohar Parrikar visiting rural Goa with an appeal for a change in government.
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There appears to be some truth in all such allegations as can be seen from one example where an Officer from Animal Husbandry Dept. has been merely transferred for having found guilty of blatant violations of code of conduct.....Is mere transfer a sufficient punishment? Should the punishment not be exemplary to serve as a deterrent for other such culprits acting under undue pressures from the Politicians?
- vishwas prabhudesai, loliem | 21 st January 2012 18:27
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