Dear George,
Oscar Rebelo has surely NOT resigned because Rajan Parrikar asked for his
resignation ... though both of them might have been students of Don Bosco High
School, Panaji.
No one in the GBA forced Oscar to resign. Like a government, he seems to have
collapsed under the weight of his own inherent contradictions. We do not have
any formal communication from him yet as to what made him resign when just two
months ago he splashed the newspapers with a threat to GBA members to EXPEL him
if they dared. What were the IMPELLING conditions now? Is it like SUICIDE
before the final exam ....when the pressure of being unprepared forthe test
gets to you where it hurts most?
In my humble opinion, resignation from the GBA Convenership does NOT allow him
to abdicate his responsibilities as a member of the TASK FORCE where he has
been appointed by the GOVERNMENT OF GOA by a Gazette notification ... without
consultation with the GBA.
GBA Convenership and Task Force membership are TWO SEPARATE issues that one
should NOT try to blur. Today, Oscar, Patricia and Ritu are all members of the
GBA Core Group. If Oscar Rebelo has resigned form the Task Force is something
Rajan Parrikar can find out, under RTI or otherwise. Task Force is a Government
body under the TCP Act, 1974 .... accountable under RTI.
Mog asundi.
Miguel
Date: Sat, 2 Aug 2008 21:17:07 -0700 (PDT)
From: George Pinto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [Goanet] Save Goa crusader Oscar quits GBA (Gomantak
Times)
Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Wasn't Rajan Parrikar the first to call for Oscar Rebello's resignation from
the GBA a few months ago? Is Rajan a man ahead of his times?
Regards,
George
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> PANJIM: Disparate forces with the Goa Bachao Abhiyan (GBA)
> have finally forced the resignation of its convenor Oscar
> Rebello.
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