Congress to contest 36 seats in Goa, leaves 4 for others
BY MPost19 Jan 2017 12:00 AM GMT
MPost19 Jan 2017 12:00 AM GMT
The Congress will contest on 36 of the 40 assembly seats in Goa, leaving four for others including a newly-floated political party under a seat-sharing agreement, the party said on Wednesday.
The opposition party said it has not stitched a formal alliance, but has only entered into a seat-sharing pact with Goa Forward, launched a year ago, and others for the February 4 elections.
“This is not an alliance. This is purely a seat-sharing agreement that we are having based on winnability of candidates,” All India Congress Committee General Secretary Digvijay Singh said. Under the arrangement, Congress has left two seats - Fatorda and Siolim - for Goa Forward.
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