It was a disgrace to see Wilson Coelho and his accompanying Rabindra Pimenta, who incidentally hail from my village in Curtorim in the state of belated 'san joao' mood at the stadium last evening. As for the amusing duo the onlooking spectators witnessed them giving me a courteous handshake in the true SPIRIT of 'crossing the limits' point of not knowing where they are to be seated or whom they were exchanging pleasantries?
Now let the facts be known to all. Salvador Dias LET THE FACTS BE KNOWN – Part 2 This is in continuation of the previous post titled LET THE FACTS BE KNOWN, in a bid to bring the facts to light so that truth alone prevails, since all points could not be covered in one go. The immediate outburst after the Goa Day’s by disgruntled characters, is purely due to the success of the unique Goan Event. Let it be known, Salvador Dias, is very much one of the sons of Curtorim, ex-President of Curtorcares United. Indeed he had been doing a good job, but there was a point in time he was crossing the limits, at that point in time the Curtorcares, who hail from the land of the green carpet “celeiro de Goa” and the birth place of Mando, were vigilant and shrewd enough to set their house in order, without washing dirty linen in public. As the President of Kuwait Goans Association, one of the participating Clubs for Goa Day 09, he was invited to the stage to take the Prize for the Best Food Stall. This took place at a time when the GWS President escorted His Excellency, the Ambassador of India, who was on his way, to attend another function. GWS continued the prizes/awards distribution, with GWS Vice-President on the stage. I need not mention here the state in which Salvador was, while on stage, at that time. What was spoken was Greek and Latin to most in audience. Trying to make sense out of it, sometime later it was discovered that he was upset because, His Excellency, was not giving him royal service whenever he calls on the Embassy, which he expected being the President of one of the clubs. This was completely out of context and a non issue, to say the least. Empty talks don’t mean anything, walk the talk and let actions speak louder than words. With all good wishes to Goans around the Globe. God Bless us all! In Service of The Goan Community Wilson Coelho
