“They are not loyal to the alliance, they only cling to power. Before 2012 elections they were with the Congress,” he said.
“The current government is mine. If someone is not happy with it or we are non-performing, they are free to resign and go,” the Chief Minister said.
“It is for the people of Goa to decide whether I have taken the state ten years backward or twenty years backward,” he commented.
Suspecting that Dhavalikar was being instigated by some elements against the government, Parsekar questioned the minister s (Dhavalikar s) sudden angst in the last few days.
“What has happened that suddenly Dhavalikar has started reacting this way in last two-three days ? Has he met someone who has instigated him or he has started dreaming of becoming chief minister,” he said, indirectly referring to rebel RSS leader Subhash Velingkar led Goa Suraksha Manch (GSM) which has proposed alliance with MGP for upcoming polls.
When asked why he was not sacking Dhavalikar from the cabinet, the Chief Minister said he will not misuse his power.
(Sourced from agencies, feature image courtesy:oneindia.com)
