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He may have been in prison for his activities. But with due respect for the
person, that does not making him a freedom fighter per se, as he, along with
all other so-called freedom fighters, did not gain freedom for Goa. You may
call him and his compadres activists (or terrorists in today's parlance if they
involved blowing up facilities or carry illegal arms).
Did these "freedom-fighters" have at least an idea of forming a government? If
not, what did they expect to do after the Portuguese left - with or without the
assistance of the Indian Armed Forces? How did they expect to organise Goa's
well-being?
--- On Tue, 11/11/08, Teotonio R. de Souza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Subject: [Goanet] Naguesh Karmali
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> Naguesh Karmali, b. at Kakoda, on 5th Feb 1933 studied at
> Portuguese primary
> school and did further studies in Marahi, Hindi, English
> and Konkani, member
> of NCG in the territory, specially in South Goa; organized
> several
> underground activities to evoke anti-Portuguese feelings
> among the people
> from 1953 under the guidance of Tony D'Souza; created a
> bad of workers for
> the movement; was arrested on 15th September 1954 in Rivona
> while busy with
> large scale preparations to celebrate Terekhol Day in Goan
> on 16th Sept.
> 1954; was kept in police custoy for about eight months,
> then tried and
> sentenced to eight years of rigorous imprisonment, and
> suspension of
> political rights for 15 years; was kept at Reis Magos jail
> and then shifted
> to Aguada till he was released on 17th May 1959 under
> General Amnesty;
> suffered total imprisonment of four years, eight months and
> two days; after
> release continued underground activities till the
> Liberation of Goa. While
> in Reis Magos jail edited a handwritten magazine Zot in
> Konkani. Was awared
> tamrapatra by the Central Govt. in 1971
>
> Source: *Who's Who of Freedom Fighters*, Goa Gazetteer
> Dept, 1986, Vol. 1, p
> 169
>
>
>
> Date: Mon, 10 Nov 2008 00:23:59 -0800 (PST)
>
> From: Samir Kelekar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Subject: [Goanet] Naguesh Karmali and Portuguese empregad
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> To: [email protected]
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> Naguesh Karmali was one of the freedom fighters who was
> given a huge
> imprisonment by the Portuguese. Those Goanetters who call
> him fake
>
> dont know history.
>
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