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Goa CM Pramod Sawant Projects BJP to Secure 30 Seats, Invites Independent Support
✍️ India Today
🗓 14 Nov 2026, 02:16 AM
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Chief Minister Pramod Sawant said the Bharatiya Janata Party is poised to win 30 seats in the upcoming Goa assembly poll and urged independent candidates to align with the party.
Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant told reporters that the Bharatiya Janata Party is on track to secure thirty seats in the state's forthcoming legislative assembly election. He emphasized that this projection reflects the party's growing support across the region.
Sawant also extended a welcome to independent candidates, stating that their participation could strengthen the BJP's agenda and contribute to a stable government formation. He urged independents to consider aligning with the party's development-oriented policies.
The remarks were made ahead of the election schedule, as parties across the state intensify their campaigns. Sawant reiterated the BJP's commitment to delivering on its promises and called for a collaborative political environment.
No further details on coalition arrangements or seat-sharing were disclosed, but the chief minister's comments signal a proactive outreach to non‑BJP legislators.
The statement adds to the mounting political activity in Goa as voters prepare to head to the polls later this year.
Sawant also extended a welcome to independent candidates, stating that their participation could strengthen the BJP's agenda and contribute to a stable government formation. He urged independents to consider aligning with the party's development-oriented policies.
The remarks were made ahead of the election schedule, as parties across the state intensify their campaigns. Sawant reiterated the BJP's commitment to delivering on its promises and called for a collaborative political environment.
No further details on coalition arrangements or seat-sharing were disclosed, but the chief minister's comments signal a proactive outreach to non‑BJP legislators.
The statement adds to the mounting political activity in Goa as voters prepare to head to the polls later this year.