If politicians had been critical, Goa’s drug carnival would have ended way back

If politicians had been critical, Goa’s drug carnival would have ended way back

Those that have held energy have guilt and blood on their fingers for destroying the way forward for Goa’s youth

The drug carnival in Goa has consumed too many younger individuals to even depend, each Indians and foreigners. Many disguise deaths that are termed unnatural. Many viscera are preserved to determine if medication, now referred to as ‘obnoxious chemical substances’ by the Goa Police, had been taken, or if toxic chemical substances had been within the system. By the point the outcome comes out, public reminiscence fades and it doesn’t matter to anybody however their grief-stricken households.

For the previous nearly 20 years, Goa has witnessed a scientific cover-up by the “system” to underplay and divert the truth that the Goa vacationer belt is infested with drug sellers, drug peddlers, who operate with such ease and elan that their involvement at totally different ranges of governance and policing is crucial.

Every year there are deaths, particularly through the peak season of vacationers the place the sequence of occasions is analogous in a weird manner, they exit to celebration, are at a nightclub or some live performance they usually collapse and die both exterior venues or of their lodge rooms.

However when a member of the ruling BJP, Sonali Phogat, dies on this method in a state dominated by the ruling celebration, it’s clear that the “system”, that has been established to facilitate the ecosystem of rave events, trance music by way of the evening, violating all norms; is past the management of any celebration or authorities.

After all, with fast counteraction by the police and the arrest of the accused and the proprietor of the seaside shack, which is on the centre of most controversies of this nature, it’s evident that there’s strain from the highest. It’s embarrassing if an incident like this occurs and there’s no pushback and motion from the police and the system.

One ought to ask if Sonali Phogat was simply an ex “tik tok” star and never a member of the ruling celebration, would police motion have been swift. Look again on the Siddhi Naik case itself the place a younger 19-year-old Goan lady from Nachinola was discovered useless on the Calangute seaside in a seminude state. Her distraught and poor father needed to battle arduous, to even get the case registered as homicide about nothing occurred put up that, and the case was lastly requested to be closed, although the formal orders are but to be issued.

However who’s speaking?- The cocktail of medication,  raves and political safety has been served in Goa for many years

 What’s stunning at this stage is the Tsunami of political statements, asking for a good investigation and calling for the CM to step down, and so forth. Conveniently leaders together with MLAs and MPS are sidestepping the truth that Phogat, like so many unlucky victims earlier than her, was ‘killed’ by the system which permits  the function of drug peddlers backed by greater kingpins to function freely and promote, export, and imports medication from  and into Goa.

Can medication be offered and freely, and all-night rave events be held underneath the noses of the police who flip the opposite manner and “hear no sound”, with out [political blessings? Can the northern coastal belt be full of posters of underground and other trance parties, with no permission of playing loud music till the next morning, unless the police have the nod from the very top?

Why has Goa become the epicentre of drugs and chemical drugs, supplied through a very well network of dealers who are a WhatsApp message away?

Can this happen unless MLAs, Ministers, MPs and those who rule the state are letting it happen? Can anyone in their right senses believe that the spread of the drug network and the number of illegal parties where drugs and trance music are in the open air is “innocent entertainment?”

Can a Member of Parliament, who has drug dealers and peddlers operating in his hinterland village, have the gall to take potshots at others and his opposite party when he himself has not raised this issue in Parliament nor been proactive in his own state? Armchair political critics have no place here.

Those who are giving statements, and all those who have held important official positions, including cabinet ministers should be asked what role did they play to crack down on drugs drug dealers and nightlife stakeholders, who allow the trade to flourish on their premises?

 Often, the smaller fish are picked up to show some results and the kingpins lie low for some time till it is business as usual.  Recently the Hyderabad police after arresting a Goan drug dealer investigated and gave a detailed account of major drug dealers who are feeding the narcotics industry in Goa. Why is it that the Goa police have not acted on this, leave alone cracking n down on this nexus all these years?

The bottom line is this. No politician in Goa has the right to comment, demand, and level any allegations against others because no one has stood against the menace of drugs and made it his/ her political and social mission. Sorry, you cannot be elected for over a decade and yet seem helpless in cracking down on drugs leading to deaths in your backyard and blame others.

And this is not restricted to the North Goa belt alone. Drugs have entered villages like Loutolim, Raia, Curtorim, etc. Drug peddlers are testing drugs on innocent youth. Village by lanes have become sale and consumption spots. Young boys and girls are getting affected. The victims are not just Scarlett Keeling or Sonali Phogat. They are or will be children in your South Goa villages too if the menace is not uprooted and destroyed for good.

Coming to Sonali Phogat. The accused in her “murder” may have had motives. But why did they come to Goa to carry out their motives? Isn’t it because they knew that there was a weak system where drugs would be supplied by the room boy cum drug peddler, that there would be a shack where dope could be administered or consumed and the police would not care too much?

The villain in this story is not the drug dealer or the police or the unscrupulous shack owner but those who are elected to serve and have become servants of this vice filed system with its rich bounty of financial harvest, at the cost of making the future of our children completely barren and hopeless.

Political statements and calling for investigations from outside agencies are stuff that press conferences are made of.  Those who have been in positions of power or continue to have both guilt and blood on their hands for ruining the future of Goa’s youth and fuelling Goa’s image of a drug-filled party zone.