Team Goemkarponn
MARCAIM: MGP leader Sudin Dhavalikar has predicted that nearly 50% of the faces in the Goa Legislative Assembly will be new following the 2027 Assembly elections, expressing confidence that voters will bring about a significant change in the state’s political landscape.
Speaking to reporters, Dhavalikar said the political developments over the next two to three months would become clearer and voters would take their decisions accordingly. He indicated that there was a growing public expectation for a change in political representation.
Emphasising the need for better leadership, Dhavalikar said simply bringing young faces into politics was not enough. He stressed that new entrants must have good values, character and conduct.
He also called for an end to commission-based politics and goondaism, asserting that people involved in such practices should have no place in public life.
Taking a strong position against political defections, Dhavalikar said the MGP would not welcome leaders who frequently switch parties. He questioned the credibility of politicians who justify party-hopping in the name of development work, leaving it to voters to judge their intentions.
Dhavalikar said meaningful political and social change would ultimately depend on the voters, who would have an opportunity to make their choices in the 2027 Assembly elections.
