In a functioning democracy, the questions below would be fair questions. However, given the anti-people governments of the past 15 years in Goa, powerful special interests destroying Goa and the common person, and the inability of institutions or the bureaucracy to assist the average working class person in Goa, it is not surprising that the villagers resort to justice in this manner. When powerful, greedy groups plant their feet on your head and try and bury you alive and no one comes to your rescue, what is one supposed to do?
Regards, George --- Bhandare <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Dear All: Following he action of the colomb villagers, the following questions arise, which i fel are very important 1. was the fomentos mine operating legally as per the existing laws ? whether the existing law is fair or not is not the issue. 2. was the intimidatory action of the villagers legal? prima facie it doesnt seem so. 3. Finally, is mobocracy going to be the prefered solution to pressing problems facin goa ,like mining, garbage issue and other burning problems? I would appreciate if these questions are discussed.
