AAP focusing on mining, casinos and out-migration
INDIAN EXPRESS, NEW DELHI | 23 September 2016 19:49 IST
As the Aam Aadmi Party gears up for the upcoming assembly polls in Goa early next year, the party has set up study teams in the state to conduct detailed reports on three major issues: mining, migration of youth due to unemployment and casinos.
The findings of the studies will decide the party’s stand on the issues during the campaign ahead and will be collated with the demands of the electorate placed at the ‘Goa Dialogues’ to form the party’s final election manifesto.
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As regards to government of India, the system is totally corrupt,
especially in state of Goa as regards to police department, and minister,and also main reason for free entry of drugs,
and mat aka gambling .however people of Goa must give a chance to A A P party to see the difference,
- Sebastiao vaz, DUBAI | 04 th October 2016 15:44
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