The opposition raised a Point of Order in the Goa Legislative Assembly, questioning the government’s decision to disallow a question seeking details on Cabinet meetings and ex post facto approvals. Opposition members alleged that by blocking such questions, the government was weakening the very foundations of the legislative process and democracy.
During the debate, the opposition expressed concern over what it termed growing secrecy in governance and questioned what the government intended to hide by not permitting the question. The issue triggered a heated exchange in the House, with members from both sides participating in the discussion.
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Responding to the uproar, Chief Minister assured the House that the disallowed question would be taken up for discussion on Friday, January 16, seeking to calm tensions and ensure that the matter is addressed on the floor of the Assembly.
