Date: 14 April, 2014 06.10 p.m.
Goans voted for 'Goa'; Not on the line of 'Communalism' or 'Secularism': GSRP Reacting to the tremendous voting turn-out in both North and South Goa, Goa Su-Raj Party (GSRP) opines that this is a sign that people of Goa want a change from both Congress and BJP. The response of the people many of whom are silent voters will show the national parties the outcome of taking the voters for granted for many years and swinging them like a political pendulum. "We shall achieve the target we set out for us in South Goa. We are confident that people who had Goa's interest deeply at heart have silently voted for GSRP. Our campaign was not large and elaborate but we worked on it strategically and in small groups of prominent citizens in each village in each constituency. Many of our voters did not vote for us because they expected us to win, they voted for us because they believed in what our party stood for and wanted to give us an opportunity to pave way for the future," expressed Savio Rodrigues, Secretary & President (Youth Affairs), GSRP. National parties are clueless from where the voter turn-out emerged. This voter-base has come-out because it now had an option to vote for GSRP and other cleaner candidates. "Many voters voted for Goa and not on the lines of 'Communalism' and 'Secularism'," Rodrigues elaborated. for Goa Su-Raj Party Sd/- Savio Rodrigues Secretary & President (Youth Affairs) Mob: 9764447313 Website: goasu-raj.org --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com
