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Sun, sea, sand, surf and stability
Updated On: 19 March, 2019 08:19 AM IST | Mumbai | Hemal Ashar
Many from city, who have a special place in their hearts for the sunshine state, say what is important is an overall view of Goa's future

Sand artist Manas Sahoo pays homage to Parrikar. Pic/PTI
Looking beyond the narrow political prism of the next chief minister of Goa, post Manohar Parrikar's demise; Mumbaikars with a special place in their hearts for the state, say it is not just about one CM or party, but an overall view of Goa's future.
"I just wish for stability in Goa," said Bandra's Freddie Vaz, who has a number of relatives in the sunshine state. "I now hear two extremely distinct voices in Goa when it comes to the political narrative. Today, the ruling BJP gives rise to extreme reactions in the state. Talk to common people and you'll feel the schism is deep - either you are completely pro-BJP or against it." For Vaz, the only thing that matters is that Goa should have an honest, able leader of any political dispensation.
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