What games is GBA upto? Has it found it's voice in view of the Lok Sabha elections just to once again divert people's attention and cause confusion and split of votes. An anti-mining stalwart who is recently making the headlines mostly in the vernacular press has been hopping around village groups encouraging them to field their candidates for the elections. The anti-mining activist is also in league with scrap dealers who are alleged to be involved in criminal activity in the State. Surprisingly all these developments have only surfaced after a secret meeting was held in Panjim by Goa's manipulative casteist and diguised fascists into which the activist has been adopted. While some in GBA have been denying any hand in yesterday;s meeting at Clube Nacionale, all newspapers report GBA's public rally on 21st March. All this is not strange for those who have their eyes, ears and minds open. We suddenly have new Ramponkars fishing in Goa's troubled political waters. -soter
