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FB Live: Who’ll Win Goa Elections? The Quint Asks News Editors

The Quint discusses Goa politics with Raju Nayak, editor of Lokmat and Pramod Acharya, editor of Prudent Media.

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Elections in Goa are a few days away and it is an intense contest between three parties; Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Congress and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP). But can Manohar Parrikar-led BJP win a majority in the state, or will AAP’s Elvis Gomes lead the party to a surprise win?

The Quint sat down with Raju Nayak, editor of Lokmat and Pramod Acharya, editor of Prudent Media to discuss political fortunes, Manohar Parrikar and unemployment in India’s smallest (yet electorally significant) state.

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'General Sentiment Is Against BJP'



The Quint discusses Goa politics with Raju Nayak, editor of Lokmat and Pramod Acharya, editor of Prudent Media.
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'Congress Doesn't Know Where It Stands'



The Quint discusses Goa politics with Raju Nayak, editor of Lokmat and Pramod Acharya, editor of Prudent Media.
(Photo: Maanvi/The Quint)
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'AAP's Biggest Mistake Is Focusing on South Goa'



The Quint discusses Goa politics with Raju Nayak, editor of Lokmat and Pramod Acharya, editor of Prudent Media.
(Photo: Maanvi/The Quint)
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Will Manohar Parrikar Return to Goa?



The Quint discusses Goa politics with Raju Nayak, editor of Lokmat and Pramod Acharya, editor of Prudent Media.
(Photo: Maanvi/The Quint)
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'Most Serious Issue in Goa Is Unemployment'



The Quint discusses Goa politics with Raju Nayak, editor of Lokmat and Pramod Acharya, editor of Prudent Media.
(Photo: Maanvi/The Quint)
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'BJP Is Basing Campaign on Social Welfare Schemes'



The Quint discusses Goa politics with Raju Nayak, editor of Lokmat and Pramod Acharya, editor of Prudent Media.
(Photo: Maanvi/The Quint)
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'Allegation That AAP Is Splitting Congress Vote'



The Quint discusses Goa politics with Raju Nayak, editor of Lokmat and Pramod Acharya, editor of Prudent Media.
(Photo: Maanvi/The Quint)
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'In Goa, Our Debt Is Increasing'



The Quint discusses Goa politics with Raju Nayak, editor of Lokmat and Pramod Acharya, editor of Prudent Media.
(Photo: Maanvi/The Quint)

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