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EXACTLY SO.
The primary raison d' etre of GOA SU-RAJ PARTY
(Unfortunate that after 10 years most Goans are still struggling to know
what Su-Raj means)
People like the one Vivian has portrayed will be identified and put in
charge of Goa's Bureaucracy the moment GARP comes to power, courtesy GOANS
Cheers
floriano
goasuraj
9890470896
www.goasu-raj.org for expanded scrolling party presentation on the 'Home
Page' - Announcements Section
PS: 4 years and I am still struggling to obtain 'Occupancy Certificate' for
my building 'Dora Apartments/Moira' despite having negated the writ
petition in HC, starred 'Question' in the Goa Legislative Assembly.terming
my building illegal courtessy Dayanand Narvekar against whom I had the
audacity to contest in Aldona (as according to his lordship)
All because I will not compromise on my principles or give bribes.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Vivian A. DSouza" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, September 18, 2010 9:14 PM
Subject: [Goanet] Horror of dual citizenship with OCI
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Despite the title, nobody has been able to decisively tell us what the
horror of
so-called dual citizenship is. One individual forgot to carry his old US
passport wherein the offical OCI sticker was attached, and was quite
correctly
pulled up by the Immigration authorities. His
fault !
Recently, I had to look up some very old birth records at the Archives
office in
Panjim. The young man who helped me was so kind. He went through the books
and
showed me a comment written there in, that the records for the particular
year
were not available as the pages were frayed. Seeing my disappointment, he
consulted someone, and then went out of his way to another level of the
building
and was able to extract a Xerox copy of the very frayed but still
decipherable
record that I was looking for. He went well above and beyond the call of
duty.
I immediately went to his supervisor and commended the young man who helped
me.
Hopefully my comments will pay dividends to him in his career.
Despite a few bad apples, there are some kind, efficient and helpful people
in
Goa's bureaucracy.
