What are the foreigners in Goa doing?? Are they employed by the Petroleum
Companies, Gold Mines or by the Ore companies?? And what is the Government of
Goa doing??? There are Israelis living in Anjuna,Goa in large numbers, Russians
in Morje,Goa and Nigerians in Parra,Goa,India. I can beleive that they are
purely leaving on DRUGS buying and selling which is called a trade.
I agree that lots of Goans are working outside Goa,India in Oil Companies, Gold
Mines, Industries, computers etc etc. and during their work stay in their
respective countries if found guilty, then they are jailed and deported
instantly. Why can't Goa Government do the same thing. If we don't have a valid
documents in our hands at day time or night then the cops arrests us and
deports us instantly and without no waste of time.
What do our Goa Government benefit from these bulk of foreigners leaving in
Goa?? Wake up Goa, Wake up Goa Government, UTT GOENKARA!!!
Carmos
Nigerians living on photocopies of passports: Manohar Parrikar
All India | Indo-Asian News Service | Updated: November 04, 2013 15:52 IST
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Manohar Parrikar said that the police were close to cracking the case of murder
of Nigerian Obina Obiwesi. (File photo)Panaji: The Goa government will write
to the Nigerian embassy after a number of Nigerians living in Goa were found to
be using only photocopies of passports and visas as proof of their nationality,
Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar said on Monday.
Mr Parrikar was speaking to reporters on the sidelines of a government function
at the secretariat.
"We have questioned a lot of Nigerians and were verifying their documents. Most
of them have only photocopies of their passports and visas. We are going to ask
the Nigerian embassy to verify these documents," Mr Parrikar said.
This is part of a verification drive started by the Goa government which will
inspect documents of all foreign nationals living in the state.
The drive was announced after Nigerian nationals blocked a National Highway
Thursday for hours protesting the murder of a Nigerian by a local drug gang.
Both MPs from the state as well as many people have been calling for a boycott
of Nigerians living in Goa even as many liberals have called these statements
'racist' in nature.
Mr Parrikar said that the police were close to cracking the case of murder of
Nigerian Obina Obiwesi.
He said the narcotics gang war which spilled out into the open last week will
not mar the image of Goa as a tourism destination.
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