Pacheco has also objected to the appointment of former chief minister Digambar Kamat on the state legislative assembly's public accounts committee on mining.
"Kamat, who is responsible for illegal mining, has been heading the committee which will investigate into the mining issue. What sense does this make?," he questioned.
Kamat, former Goa chief minister, has been indicted in the Justice MB Shah commission report, which was recently tabled on the floor of the Parliament.
Pacheco said his party was not against legal mining in the state.
"We have demanded in the past and still continue to demand that legal mining should start in the state," he said.
The extraction and transportation of iron ore mining in Goa has been halted by the Supreme Court pending inquiry report by the Centrally Empowered Committee.