Congress Goa spokesperson Mahesh Mhambrey has warned of a protest outside the Chief Minister’s official residence if police fail to arrest a casino owner accused of leaving more than 12 Goan vendors unpaid after allegedly shutting down his businesses.
Addressing the media, Mhambrey alleged that the casino operator closed multiple business establishments without clearing dues owed to local suppliers and vendors, causing significant financial hardship to those affected.
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He further claimed that despite repeated complaints lodged by the aggrieved vendors, the police have failed to take appropriate action against the accused. Questioning the delay in the investigation, Mhambrey alleged that the lack of action has denied justice to the affected Goan businesses.
The Congress leader warned that if the accused is not arrested promptly, the party, along with the affected vendors, will stage a protest outside the Chief Minister’s residence to demand immediate police action and justice for those who remain unpaid.
Police have not yet issued an official statement on the allegations or the status of the investigation.
