Revolutionary Goans Party

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Revolutionary Goans Party
Ideology
ECI StatusState Party[5]
Seats in Goa Legislative Assembly
1 / 40
Website
rgpofficial.org

The Revolutionary Goans Party (abbr. RGP) is a

St Andre constituency. The party's "anti-migrant" policies have been classified as similar to the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS).[6][7][8]

Person of Goan Origin Bill 2019

The introduction of the bill became a major election plant for the Revolutionary Goans Party which defines a person of

prior to 20 December 1961 or who had a permanent habitation in Goa prior to 20 December 1961 and who were citizens of India post-liberation irrespective of nationality or passport they hold currently.[9]

To protect the rights of the person of Goan origin of State of Goa in respect of jobs, benefits of various government schemes, education, Comunidade land and Government, semi-Government plots/apartments/shops, promotions and to make certain other provisions connected therewith.

Where it is expedient to give better protection to the person of Goan origin in view of special Portuguese laws, provisions of code of Comunidade, effect of late independence of Goa on education opportunities for Goans, Peculiar social and economic changes affecting Goans and changing demography vis-a-vis small size of the state and its population.

— The Goa Person of Goan Origin Bill 2019 (introductory paragraphs)[10]

Electoral performance

Election Year Leader seats contested seats won +/- in seats Overall votes % of overall votes +/- in vote share Sitting side
Goa Legislative Assembly
2022 Manoj Parab 38
1 / 40
 Increase1 93,255 9.81% Increase9.81

See also

References

  1. ^ Times, Navhind (3 March 2024). "Dhavalikar, RGP leader lock horns at Bandora; plaint lodged against Min – The Navhind Times".
  2. ^ a b "Finally, EC recognises RG as political party". The Goan EveryDay. Retrieved 23 January 2022.
  3. Asianet
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  4. ^ "Will a regional party queer the pitch for BJP, Congress in Goa Lok Sabha polls?". India Today.
  5. ^ "RGP recognised as State political party". The Goan EveryDay.
  6. ^ "Assembly Election Results 2022: How Goa's RG Party Left RG's Party All at Sea in Coastal State". News18. 11 March 2022. Retrieved 12 March 2022.
  7. ^ Sutar, Kamlesh Damodar. "How this party emulated Raj Thackeray-led MNS' 2009 poll debut to help BJP retain Goa". India Today. Retrieved 12 March 2022.
  8. ^ "Punjab, Goa assemblies get a younger profile, higher women representation". Business Standard India. Press Trust of India. 11 March 2022.
  9. ^ "Foundation of RG's POGO bill had legal & constitutional flaws". oHeraldo.
  10. ^ "The Goa Person of Goan Origin Bill 2019 (POGO)" (PDF). Revolutionary Goans. Archived from the original on 21 January 2022.
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