Goa Assembly Election 2022: ST. CRUZ Congress Candidate Rudolf Fernandes Claims of victory

Goa Assembly Election 2022: Voting for 40 seats of the Goa Assembly will be held on February 14 while the counting of votes will take place on March 10. The Congress has stitched an alliance with the Goa Forward Party for the polls and has released its list of candidates. ST. CRUZ Congress Candidate Rudolf Fernandes Nowadays going door-to-door to understand the problem of citizens in his constituency.

Talking to SNI News Agency, ST. CRUZ Congress Candidate Rudolf Fernandes Claims victory Because he is getting public support in his constituency. While talking to a news agency, Mr. Fernandes said, I am getting full support from citizens of ST. CRUZ, along with them I am also getting support from hardworking social workers too.

Further talking about problems of ST. CRUZ Citizens. He Added, People here facing problems with Electricity, Water, Employment, Education, etc. That's why if I win the election, I will first find solutions to these problems. We have to make the tourism system very good in Goa. He Says, ''Tourism is a backbone of Goa. Tourism is a main source of income. Every business here runs because of tourism. People Have to realize, if they want to survive, if they want to live peacefully then congress is the only choice''.

This time, the Congress-GFP alliance will not only have the BJP as an opponent but will have to face the Trinamool Congress-MGP alliance as well as the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP). The AAP and the TMC have promised several freebies along with monthly financial assistance to woo the voters. The Congress is so far focussed on the misgovernance of the BJP to project itself as an alternative. It has been raising the issues of corruption, women's safety, and unemployment to corner the ruling BJP.

In the 2017 Goa Assembly polls, Congress had emerged as the single largest party by winning 17 seats in the 40-member House. However, the BJP at that time had forged an alliance with some regional outfits and independent legislators to form a government.