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Goa Forward Party not to contest 2019 Lok Sabha polls

Party president Vijai Sardesai on Saturday told reporters his party is a member of the NDA and hence would not think of contesting against its official candidates.

Updated on: Oct 21, 2017, 16:24:08 IST
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The Goa Forward Party (GFP) has decided not to contest the 2019 Lok Sabha polls and instead support the candidates fielded by the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) in Goa.

Polling agent applying the ink to the voter’s finger polling station, Majitha in Amritsar on Saturday. (HT File Photo/File Photo)
Polling agent applying the ink to the voter’s finger polling station, Majitha in Amritsar on Saturday. (HT File Photo/File Photo)

Party president Vijai Sardesai on Saturday told reporters his party is a member of the NDA and hence would not think of contesting against its official candidates.

Goa has two Lok Sabha seats and both are with the BJP.

“We are focusing on Goa. We are currently members of the NDA. So in the year 2019, when the Lok Sabha polls would be held, we would be supporting the candidates of the NDA,” said Sardesai, who is also a minister in the BJP-led coalition government in the coastal state.

Reacting to the statement by BJP’s alliance partner Maharashtrawadi Gomantak party (MGP) that they would be fielding their candidates in the Lok Sabha polls, Sardesai said any party which is part of the NDA should first step out of the coalition and then contest elections.

 
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