The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Monday dispatched one lakh letters, signed by residents, to Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant, highlighting the “poor” road conditions in the state.
AAP national convener Arvind Kejriwal, on the final day of his Goa visit, flagged off a tempo carrying the letters from the party office to the CM’s residence. Speaking to reporters, Kejriwal said, “I was always told that the road conditions in Goa are bad. I have personally experienced it now during my visit.”
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He added that pothole-ridden roads had caused delays during his trip and emphasised that the party’s campaign under the banner “BJP Che Burak” had gathered one lakh signatures, representing roughly one-third of Goa’s 3.5 lakh families.
Other AAP leaders present included Delhi Leader of Opposition Atishi, Goa AAP president Amit Palekar, and MLAs Venzy Viegas and Cruz Silva.
