Bandh is not the answer to this problem, but the SPECIAL STATUS TO GOA where Non-Goans cannot buy Goans Land & Property. And unnecesary creating problems to Peace-Loving Goans.
VIVA GOA --- On Tue, 10/21/08, Denzil Fernandes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: From: Denzil Fernandes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Re: [GOAN-NRI] Shame!! Goa Police could not handle this single incidence in Mapusa To: [email protected] Date: Tuesday, October 21, 2008, 1:55 PM I do not agree with you Joe. In fact we need more of this kind of Bandh. Only then biknakars will stop coming to Goa and invading our land. We are too peaceful people and everybody has taken an advantage of this calmness. --- On Tue, 10/21/08, JoeGoaUk <[EMAIL PROTECTED] co.uk> wrote: From: JoeGoaUk <[EMAIL PROTECTED] co.uk> Subject: [GOAN-NRI] Shame!! Goa Police could not handle this single incidence in Mapusa To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] org Date: Tuesday, October 21, 2008, 3:10 AM Shame!! Goa Police could not handle this single incidence in Mapusa Goa Police in Goa live in fear too? or Do they support the illegal Bandh? like they do in case of illegal Matka, Bullfights etc ? Looks like, in yesterday's case, they got hafta from BJP (Eatery = Hotel Navtara) == Eatery stoned despite security assurances TIMES NEWS NETWORK Mapusa: Despite strong assurances from the government to provide security to those wishing to keep their establishments open during Monday’s bandh, the civil administration in Mapusa failed miserably to ensure the same. A glaring case of failure was witnessed in Mapusa when police failed to provide security to the only hotel in the town — Hotel Navtara — which chose to defy the bandh call and remain open. As a result, the hotel was stoned causing heavy financial loss es to the owner. According to hotel owner Carlos Tavora, he left his hotel in Mapusa for Panaji at 8.15 am. “At around 8.30 am I received a call from my manager saying that a group of 30 people had entered my hotel in Mapusa and had gone on a rampage breaking glasses, cutlery etc,” Tavora recounted. He instructed the manager to keep his cool and inform the police, but advised him not to shut down the hotel under any circumstances. “In the meantime, I called up SP Bosco George and kept him informed of the events,” the hotel owner told TOI. But on returning to Mapusa, he was stunned to find his hotel closed, despite instructions to the contrary, only to learn that Mapusa police, instead of providing security, forced the manager to close the hotel. “Don’t you know it’s a bandh today? Close the hotel immediately,” was how the cops ordered the manager, Tavora disclosed. But Mapusa PI C L Patil refused to be drawn into a controversy. “None of my men ordered the closure of the hotel,” he told TOI bluntly. Tavora then ordered the mess to be cleaned and reopened the hotel. However, at 9.30 am, two persons asked him to close the establishment again. But Tavora refused to shut shop. At 10.30 am SP George along with DySP Sammy Tavares inspected the hotel. As he was leaving, the SP assured Tavora full security to his hotel. But by 11.30 am, Tavora had to again close his hotel, on the instructions of the police to ‘ensure law and order’ in the town. “I am aware that some mad man has desecrated some shrines. But does that mean that the whole public must be held to ransom? Tavora asked. see a pic SHATTERED: A vending counter belonging to the Mapusa-based restaurant was damaged by rioters on Monday http://epaper. timesofindia. com/Daily/ skins/TOI/ navigator. asp?Daily= TOIGO&login= default page 3 Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger .yahoo.com ____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail. yahoo.com
