Archive · 28 Sep 2025
AAP Launches Campaign Against BJP's 'Gundaraj' in Goa
Imagine Goa is a playground, and the BJP is currently in charge.
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is saying that the BJP is not doing a good job.
They are saying that the playground has become unsafe.
AAP is saying that the BJP's leadership has caused more crime and that they are taking land from the people.
AAP is starting a new campaign, and they want the people of Goa to choose a different leader in the next election in 2027.
The roads are broken, and the playground is getting flooded.
AAP wants to fix these problems and make Goa safe and fair for everyone.
The AAP claims the BJP is allowing crimes and taking away the community's land, but AAP is offering a solution.
AAP launched a campaign called "Goa Doesn't Want BJP's Gundaraj."
AAP accuses the BJP of fostering crime, fear, and lawlessness.
Serious crimes in Goa have risen by 38% in six years, according to AAP.
Over 3,200 acres of public and community land have been handed over to private companies.
The next Goa Legislative Assembly election is scheduled for February 2027.
- Who
- Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)
- What
- AAP launched a campaign against the BJP in Goa, citing rising crime and land grabs.
- When
- The campaign launch is recent; the next election is scheduled for February 2027.
- Where
- Goa, India
- Why
- AAP aims to challenge the BJP's governance and offer an alternative with promises of peace, law, and people-led governance.
AAP
BJP
Governance
AAP
Promises peace, law, transparency, and people-led governance.
BJP
Accused of enabling crime, land grabs, and Gundaraj.
Crime
AAP
Increased crime rate and a climate of fear.
BJP
Implicitly denies responsibility, according to AAP's claims.
Land Transfers
AAP
Accused of handing over community land to private companies and builders.
BJP
Implicitly denies land grab allegations according to AAP.
- Campaign Name
- Goa Doesn't Want BJP's Gundaraj
- Primary Accusation
- BJP's 'Gundaraj' (reign of fear, crime, lawlessness)
- Increase in Serious Crime (2017-2024)
- 38%
- Land Transfers to Private Entities
- 3,200+ acres
- Roads in Urgent Need of Repair
- 72%
- Election Year
- February 2027 (scheduled)