Panaji: The Congress in Goa on Saturday alleged that hidden agenda of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government in the state was close down the Dabolim Airport in South Goa.
Addressing a press conference at party state headquarters in the city, Goa Pradesh Congress Committee (GPCC) Spokesperson Trajano D'Mello said the hidden agenda of the government closing own the Dabolim airport was becoming clear.
''God forbid a disaster to a passenger aircraft can happen. One day we will find the Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) in all probabilities will step in and declare that the airport with such onstructions which are hazardous for flying aircrafts and it will be a risk to operate passenger aircrafts and since there exists an airport in very close vicinity may direct to close down passenger aircraft from Dabolim and Mopa could be activated,'' he said.
He alleged that according to Navy sources, MiG-29K Fighter Jet of Indian Navy that crashed recently was due to a bird hit and the government has remained a mute spectator and insensitive to this grave incident.
23/11/19 UNI
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Addressing a press conference at party state headquarters in the city, Goa Pradesh Congress Committee (GPCC) Spokesperson Trajano D'Mello said the hidden agenda of the government closing own the Dabolim airport was becoming clear.
''God forbid a disaster to a passenger aircraft can happen. One day we will find the Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) in all probabilities will step in and declare that the airport with such onstructions which are hazardous for flying aircrafts and it will be a risk to operate passenger aircrafts and since there exists an airport in very close vicinity may direct to close down passenger aircraft from Dabolim and Mopa could be activated,'' he said.
He alleged that according to Navy sources, MiG-29K Fighter Jet of Indian Navy that crashed recently was due to a bird hit and the government has remained a mute spectator and insensitive to this grave incident.
23/11/19 UNI
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