CCP warned against tempering with original GSIDC list

PANJIM (HR):?After hitting the controversy for allowing additional vendors at its new market, the Corporation of the City of Panaji (CCP) now seems to be heading for another goof up by tempering with the list of Goa State Infrastructure Development Corporation (GSIDC).

CCP warned against tempering with original GSIDC list
PANJIM (HR):?After hitting the controversy for allowing additional vendors at its new market, the Corporation of the City of Panaji (CCP) now seems to be heading for another goof up by tempering with the list of Goa State Infrastructure Development Corporation (GSIDC).
CCP’s opposition corporator Surendra Furtado has warned the CCP against tempering of original list of GSIDC by adding new names to it.
“The corporation in the recently held standing committee meeting decided that the names of all those non-Goan’s, to whom the shops have been transferred by locals, to be enrolled in the new list of GSIDC,” Furtado said.
“This is illegal and is against the decision taken during the construction of new market,” he added.
Furtado has warned Mayor Carolina Po and Commissioner Elvis Gomes that if they don’t desist from tempering with the list, he will approach High Court and get a stay.
“I request mayor and commissioner not to be part of these illegalities,” he said.
However, Mayor Po denies of any such resolution being passed by the committee.
“I was present during the meeting….there was no such resolution….it’s a false news,” she said.
Interestingly, Po said that if such proposal comes in near future then the corporation might think on it only after proper study.
“All the documents will be verified and then the decision will be taken,” she explained.
Recently, the corporation has completed the survey of closed shops in the market complex and has decided to re-allot it.
The market project was marred with controversy after few corporators misusing their position tried to accommodate additional vendors diversifying from the earlier decisions.
 

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