Dear Editor Times of India Your news items titled "Parrikar colluded with corrupt Congressmen to oust me, says John" which should have been just opposite ". In fact Parrikar colluded with John to oust Congressmen" because this way Parrikar gained clear entry to get his roots stronger in BJP. The weakness was also with the Congressmen leaders as most of them are corrupt who gave John enough opportunity to convince the High command Sonia Gandhi to believe it, and she was really fooled. But John never realized that one day the truth will come out and now it is proved that he committed a blunder and this is the answer what he got from the High Command to get him ouster. Can anybody will believe his stories now? He should have said this when he was in his seat and not after he was shunted out. It is not easy to fool now the Goans.
Stephen Dias D.Paula Parrikar colluded with corrupt Congressmen to oust me, says JohnTNN | Oct 9, 2014, 01.01 AM IST inShare 1 Comments <http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/goa/Parrikar-colluded-with-corrupt-Congressmen-to-oust-me-says-John/articleshow/44725703.cms#write> More <http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/goa/Parrikar-colluded-with-corrupt-Congressmen-to-oust-me-says-John/articleshow/44725703.cms?prtpage=1> A A READ MORE John Fernandes <http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/topic/John-Fernandes>|GPCC <http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/topic/GPCC>|Congress <http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/topic/Congress> RELATED - Luizinho denies appointment as GPCC chief <http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/goa/Luizinho-denies-appointment-as-GPCC-chief/articleshow/41028660.cms> - Suspended Goa Youth Congress president alleges 'harassment' <http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/goa/Suspended-Goa-Youth-Congress-president-alleges-harassment/articleshow/39059670.cms> - Goa Congress to raise funds for J&K flood relief <http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/goa/Goa-Congress-to-raise-funds-for-JK-flood-relief/articleshow/43829755.cms> - GPCC chief: No one censored me when I suspended members <http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/goa/GPCC-chief-No-one-censored-me-when-I-suspended-members/articleshow/41546516.cms> - Luizinho replaces John as Congress state president <http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/goa/Luizinho-replaces-John-as-Congress-state-president/articleshow/44635421.cms> Panaji: Outgoing Congress president John Fernandes on Wednesday said there is a possibility, even circumstantial evidence, that chief minister Manohar Parrikar colluded with corrupt elements in the Congress to oust him from the state party president's post. Fernandes said that Congress recently handed a memorandum to the Goa governor exposing Parrikar's misdeeds in Goa. The memorandum also recommended the sacking of Parrikar and if there was no alternative to him, to have President's rule in Goa. tnn A copy of the memorandum would be forwarded to Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Parrikar pressed the panic button due to this and colluded with corrupt Congress leaders to oust him, Fernandes said. On Tuesday Fernandes had said that him being replaced as state Congress president was not a surprise and that the high command was acceding to his request to be relieved on moral grounds after the Lok Sabha election results. Fernandes also hinted at a quid pro quo between Congressmen and Parrikar. Justifying his statement, Fernandes said the Parrikar government has recently withdrawn a case that the South Goa collector had filed against the wife of Luizinho Faleiro (incoming Congress president). The case was that Faleiro's wife had allegedly tampered with form I & XIV to remove the names of tenants on Zuzmobor island. To return the favour, Faleiro had requested former Velim Congress MLA Felipe Neri Rodrigues to withdraw the case he had filed against BJP organizing secretary Satish Dhond in the signature forgery case. "This is a case of you scratch my back, I scratch yours," Fernandes said. Fernandes said that people are shouting that Parrikar has infiltrated the Congress legislature party and may even infiltrate the Goa Pradesh Congress committee. "I urge young Congressmen to stay within the Congress and fight corruption," Fernandes said. He said he had done a "wonderful job" as whistle blower and would continue to do so. Fernandes said he had even used his personal funds to keep the party going and is now leaving the party with Rs 22lakh as balance and the party accounts audited. Stay updated on the go with The Times of India’s mobile apps. Click here <http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/mobileapplist/7404562.cms?utm_source=articleshow_bottom&utm_medium=showpage&utm_campaign=articleshow> to download it for your device.
