It’s political high drama again in Goa, as two Goa Congress lawmakers resigned from party after a meeting with the Bharatiya Janata party chief Amit Shah in New Delhi on Tuesday, delivering a setback to the Congress that had been trying to embarrass the Manohar Parrikar-led coalition government. The switch is a huge blow to the Congress’ pitch that it should be invited to form the government because it was, with 16 lawmakers, the single largest party in the 40-member assembly. Tuesday’s exit depletes its strength to 14 MLAs, on par with the BJP.
It’s political high drama again in Goa, as two Goa Congress lawmakers resigned from party after a meeting with the Bharatiya Janata party chief Amit Shah in New Delhi on Tuesday, delivering a setback to the Congress that had been trying to embarrass the Manohar Parrikar-led coalition government. The switch is a huge blow to the Congress’ pitch that it should be invited to form the government because it was, with 16 lawmakers, the single largest party in the 40-member assembly. Tuesday’s exit depletes its strength to 14 MLAs, on par with the BJP.
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