Goa witnessed a four-cornered contest for elections to 40 assembly seats on February 4.
“After the elections, now we are waiting for the counting. The question of dissolution doesn’t arise. The government continues to function…the cabinet also continues to exist but we are not holding any meetings as we can’t take policy decisions,” Parsekar told PTI in an interview here.
When asked if it would be difficult for the new chief minister to take over the office, Parsekar said, “I don’t think that time will come. I am confident,” exuding confidence that the BJP would win the polls and that he would continue to retain his position.
Regarding upcoming budget session, he said it would not be difficult to table the Budget before March 31 as the respective departments are already working on compiling their bit.
