A day after the Congress said it was confident of winning a majority in the recently concluded 40-seat Goa Assembly election, the ruling BJP rubbished the former’s claims by dubbing them as “mere daydreaming”.
Goa BJP president Sadanand Shet Tanavade on Wednesday said the Congress leaders were “nervous” and hence were uttering all kinds of “irrelevant statements” while claiming that the large voter turnout indicated that the Goan public was allegedly rooting for the BJP again.
“The massive response by the people on February 14 [voting day in Goa] is indicative that the BJP will once again form the government in the State,” he stated.