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Goa better monitored by Parrikar due to time difference in US: BJP

Tuesday - September 4, 2018 7:06 pm , Category : INDIA
 Goa better monitored by Parrikar due to time difference in US: BJP
Goa better monitored by Parrikar due to time difference in US: BJP
Panaji Sep 4 (IANS) Ailing Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar s presence in the US where he is undergoing treatment is advantageous for monitoring the Goa administration because of the 12-hour time difference between the two regions the BJP said on Tuesday.
Responding to questions from the media on Parrikar s repeated absence from the state BJP spokesperson Sidharth Kuncolienkar said: In fact it is more advantageous because there is 12 hours difference so when it is night here it is day there.
"So it is virtually 24 hours monitoring. No administrative work has stopped it is going on at the same pace " the Bharatiya Janata Party spokesperson said.
Further rejecting accusations of lack of governance in light of Parrikar s third trip to the US in six months for treatment of advanced pancreatic cancer he said senior ministers in the BJP-led coalition government were ensuring smooth administration.
"Everything is going on smoothly. We have our senior ministers too. (PWD minister) Sudin Dhavalikar Vijai Sardesai (Revenue Minister) Rohan Khaunte other ministers " he said.
Incidentally Sardesai who is Town and Country Planning minister in the Parrikar-led cabinet on August 28 had said that the absence of the Chief Minister had impacted governance in the coastal state.
The Congress has already demanded imposition of President s Rule in Goa claiming that there was no governance in the state due to the repeated absence of Parrikar and serious ailments faced by two other cabinet ministers who have not reported to work for several weeks.

--IANS maya/pgh/sed