The Goa government will raise the issue of political reservation with the Central Government, Assembly Speaker Ramesh Tawadkar has said, assuring that the matter will be pursued through further discussions.
Speaking on the issue, Tawadkar said the state government is committed to taking up the matter with the Centre to seek an appropriate resolution. He emphasized that the concerns surrounding political reservation deserve due consideration and that discussions will continue at the appropriate levels.
The Speaker assured that the government is aware of the significance of the issue and will make the necessary representations before the Central Government. He added that the matter will be taken up for further dialogue to explore a way forward.
Political reservation has remained an important subject of discussion in Goa, with various groups seeking clarity and action on representation in local governance and elected bodies. Tawadkar’s assurance signals the state’s intent to formally place the issue before the Centre for consideration.
While no specific timeline has been announced for the discussions, the Speaker’s statement has provided reassurance that the issue remains on the government’s agenda and will continue to be pursued through official channels.
Further developments are expected as the state government initiates discussions with the Centre on the matter.
