I am responding below only to relevant points which Mingel answered to my post. I have ignored rest of his rant.
Mingel wrote: It appears to be rather obvious that Vinay not only does not know party politics and polemics in Goa, but that he is also weak in English. One should not use words one does not understand. It impresses no one. Response: Dear Professor Mingel, Thanks for your discovery about my lack of knowledge of Goan politics and in your opinion polemics as well. When you are master of Goan politics what are you doing here on Goanet you should have begged Congress Party ticket and contested election in Mhapusa alongwith NCP candidate Ryan Braganza. You might have put some dent in Francisco Desouza's vote tally even if you could not have saved your Deposit. Regarding weakness of my English, this language is neither my mother tongue nor yours. So instead of straining your wits better try to understand the context what I want to convey. Secondly I believe I have not done my C.A. in romi konkani. Regarding my use of word for Congress party as "Fascist" I stand by it and can provide you a dozens of instances to prove my stance. The rise of the BJP was not only due to the rabble rousing rhetoric of the Hindu nationalism that it propounded, but also because it offered a full alternative to the decrepit arrogance of the Congress Party led by the Gandhi family caucus which believed they were like the Emperor-Gods of pre Mughal era. This had lead to a bloated culture of one party rule, resulting in Nehru-Gandhi family leaders, dispensing licences and fiefdoms and sewing the seeds of India's degradation in order to preserve its own powerhouse. Mingel wrote: That the Congress has ruled over India for 50 years says something for its staying power. Why did the shine go out of the BJP in just one term of 5 years? Response: The BJP is proud of its achievements and record in government at the center in just 5 Years. The party was inspired by the leadership of Vajpayee the undisputed and charismatic leader who took BJP to great heights. The NDA unfortunately lost the general election of 2004. A margin of only seven seats displaced the BJP as the single largest party in the Lok Sabha. This was a setback but it has not eroded the BJP's position as the premier democratic organization over others being family managed run citadels. Mingel wrote: BTW on whose votes did Manohar-bab win in Panaji? Not catholic votes by any chance? On whose votes did Rajendra Arlekar, Babush D'Souza, Prakash Phadte and some other BJP guys win? Are their constituencies not migrant dominated when it comes to votes polled? Response: Don't apply your vacuous presumptions without doing a proper ground survey. The prudent catholic voters have whole heartedly supported Manohar Parrikar in Panaji. The migrant votes have always been stronghold of Congress since that party was in power for most of the time and is in better position to buy their votes. Mingel wrote: Educational performance of Goans do not show such caste and religious differences, why do Government departments do even under the Congress? Response: It is common notion of proportion. Hindus are 65% of total population so how you expect them to constitute in disproportionately lower ratio in Govt dept jobs ? Regards Vinay