Panaji : After Utpal ParrikarSon of late Goa Chief Minister Manohar ParrikarThe Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) failed to make it to the list of BJP candidates for next month’s Goa Assembly elections.AAPNational Convenor Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday accused the saffron party of adopting a ‘use and throw policy’. parrikar family”.
Kejriwal invited Utpal Parrikar to join AAP and contest the assembly elections on his ticket.
The Delhi Chief Minister tweeted, “It is very sad for the people of Goa that the BJP has adopted a policy of use and throw even with the Parrikar family. I have always respected Manohar Parrikar ji. Utpal ji’s election on AAP ticket. Welcome to join in and fight.” The saffron party announced the list of candidates.
Utpal Parrikar, who is demanding BJP ticket from Panaji seat, could not find the party’s candidate as per the list of 34 candidates announced on Thursday. Manohar Parrikar, who passed away in March 2019 while serving as the Chief Minister of the coastal state, had represented the constituency for more than two decades.
Announcing the list of candidates for Goa elections to be held on February 14, BJP state election in-charge Devendra Fadnavis said in Delhi that the party had given Utpal Parrikar four other options, which he did not accept.
Utpal Parrikar could not be reached for comments.
Kejriwal invited Utpal Parrikar to join AAP and contest the assembly elections on his ticket.
The Delhi Chief Minister tweeted, “It is very sad for the people of Goa that the BJP has adopted a policy of use and throw even with the Parrikar family. I have always respected Manohar Parrikar ji. Utpal ji’s election on AAP ticket. Welcome to join in and fight.” The saffron party announced the list of candidates.
Utpal Parrikar, who is demanding BJP ticket from Panaji seat, could not find the party’s candidate as per the list of 34 candidates announced on Thursday. Manohar Parrikar, who passed away in March 2019 while serving as the Chief Minister of the coastal state, had represented the constituency for more than two decades.
Announcing the list of candidates for Goa elections to be held on February 14, BJP state election in-charge Devendra Fadnavis said in Delhi that the party had given Utpal Parrikar four other options, which he did not accept.
Utpal Parrikar could not be reached for comments.
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