Former Goa Pradesh Congress Committee (GPCC) president Amit Patkar has reaffirmed his commitment to the state and its people, saying his resolve to work for Goa remains unchanged despite recent developments within the party.
In a statement reflecting on his tenure and future plans, Patkar said that true strength does not come from holding positions or titles but from the determination to continue serving the people.
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“True strength lies not in titles or positions, but in the unwavering spirit of those who refuse to give up on Goa and its people,” Patkar said.
Highlighting the work carried out over the past four years, he said Congress workers and supporters had united to safeguard Goa’s identity, culture and the rights of its citizens. According to Patkar, every village visit, campaign and public outreach effort was driven by the shared goal of securing a better future for the state.
“We stood together to protect Goa’s identity, culture, and the rights of its people. Every village visited, every campaign fought, and every voice raised was driven by one common purpose — a better future for Goa,” he stated.
Patkar asserted that his dedication to the state remains steadfast and indicated that he would continue to remain active in public life and political causes concerning Goa.
“My commitment to Goa remains unchanged. The journey continues. The mission continues. The fight for Goa’s future continues,” he added.
The statement comes in the backdrop of recent changes in the Goa Congress leadership, with Patkar’s remarks signalling his intention to continue contributing to the party and public causes despite no longer holding the top state post.
