Goa Legislative Assembly

गोवा विधानसभा

Shri. Premendra Shet

Shri. Premendra Shet

Constituency No/Name: 16 - Maem

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Bharatiya Janata Party
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Date of Birth: 17th June 1971
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Bharatiya Janata Party

Eighth Legislative Assembly 2022
MEMBER
Committee on Public Undertakings (Since 09 Sep 2022)
Eighth Legislative Assembly 2022
CHAIRMAN
Committee on Petitions (Since 19 Jan 2023)
Eighth Legislative Assembly 2022
MEMBER
Committee on Petitions (09 Sep 2022 to 18 Jan 2023)
Eighth Legislative Assembly 2022
CHAIRMAN
Committee on Delegated Legislation (09 Sep 2022 to 18 Jan 2023)
Eighth Legislative Assembly 2022
MEMBER
Estimates Committee
Eighth Legislative Assembly 2022
MEMBER
House Committee To Study Issues Related To River Mhadei (Since 24 Jan 2023)
Eighth Legislative Assembly 2022
CHAIRMAN
Library Committee (31 May 2022 to 18 Jan 2023)

Policies to finance Pandarpur Yatra

“This House resolves and recommends the Government to frame necessary policies to finance the Pandarpur Yatra termed as (Wari) undertaken by different groups across the State who visit Pandarpur as Dev Darshan specially on the auspicious day of “Ashadi Kartiki Ekadashi”.

Tenth Session 2025

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Art and Culture

Laid off workmen of Goa Glass Fiber Limited

“Attention of the House is drawn as regards plight of the laid off workmen of Goa Glass Fiber Limited, at Colvale, which may eventually be permanent which is due to action initiated against the Company by the Department. The steps of the Government has taken in this regard”.

Tenth Session 2025

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Labour and Employment

pdfMinisters Reply

International network operating in Goa

“Attention of the House is called to the grave matter of national security and public concern of an international network operating in Goa funded by International operators which has come to light on the arrest of Ms. Ayesha alias S. B. Krishna alias Nikki who reportedly resided in Old Goa and was part of a transnational network operating in India. The steps the Government has taken to detect and neutralize this network.

Tenth Session 2025

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Home

pdfMinisters Reply

Bridge between Sinquerim and Khorjuem

Attention of the House is called to the old fabricated foot bridge between Sinquerim and khorjuem village which has deteriorated and thus endangering the users. It may collapse at any time. Hence, the steps of the Government has taken to replace the same."

Seventh Session 2024

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Public Works

pdfMinisters Reply

Khazan fields -thick Mangroves

“Attention of the House is drawn to the fact that most of the Khazan fields have thick mangroves and are left fallow also bunds and sluice gates are badly maintained resulting in flow of saline water. The steps the Government has taken to restore the Khazan fields back to paddy cultivation."

Seventh Session 2024

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pdfMinisters Reply

Water Supply to Mayem and Bicholim Constituency

I call the attention of the Hon’ble Minister to the Plight of the people specially from Mayem and Bicholim Constituency  regarding supply of Drinking water from a  reservoir constructed at Lamgao in Bicholim Constituency. These reservoir was constructed 28 years back with capacity of 800m3 is found with dilapidated state and pathetic condition. Incase if this reservoir get demolished due to its present pathetic condition people from Mayem and Bicholim will suffer to a larger extent for want of drinking water. The proposal for construction of new 2000m3 reservoir is pending with the  PWD Department and considering the urgent necessity of this reservoir, whether PWD department will expedite the procedure on war footing to construct the said  reservoir in the public interest."

Seventh Session 2024

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Public Works

pdfMinisters Reply

RISK ALLOWANCES TO THE FIRE FIGHTING STAFF

Fear and anxiety in the minds of Fire Fighting Staff to avail the benefit of Risk Allowances.

The Risk Allowances for Fire Fighting Staff is necessity. The Risk Allowances are given to Fire Fighting staff to compensate them for the high level physical danger/risk, hazardous environment like open flames, toxic chemical smokes, unstable structural collapse, uprooting of big trees and damaging of houses or rescue the human life, during floods, industrial accidents etc. which harm their health with mental stress they endure to protect public life safety. Even their families undergo with mounting pressure, tension and stress due to high risk job. The Government of India has already implemented the Risk and Hardship Allowances for the Fire Fighting Personnel. 

In view of above, whether Government will take immediate steps to make applicable the Risk Allowances to the Fire Fighting staff in Goa on Top Priority, since they are awaiting to meet their grievances eagerly. 

Fourteenth Session 2026

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Home

Department of Home

ENHANCEMENT OF MILK SUPPORT PRICE REGARDING

Fear and anxiety in the mind of dairy farmers who deals with the supply of milk to various dairy cooperative societies and private dairies etc. However, it is observed that the support price given by the concern society to the farmers is very meagre where famers have to bear additional losses to maintain this business. The support price is generally based on key components like fats and Solid-Not-Fat (SNF) inclusive of quality of milk rather than volume of the milk. The price of milk is influenced the market rate due to dairy product like ghee, cream milk powder, paneer etc. however, farmers have to bear high price of fodder, labourers, veterinary cares with small margin of profit, therefore in order to flourished the business of supply of milk, farmers demand to enhance the present support price to the extent of reasonable price whereby they could maintain and cover the cost of production i.e. feed, fodder, labour, veterinary cares, as well as margin of their profit.

In view of above, I urge the Hon’ble Minister for Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services to kindly look into this matter to revised or enhance the present support price given to the farmers to clear fear and anxiety and maintain their milk supply businesses with encouragement to increase the supply of milk.

Thirteenth Session 2026

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Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services

Directorate of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Services

DESILTING OF VALVANTI AND BICHOLIM RIVER

Fear and anxiety in the mind of people pertaining to Valvanti and Bicholim River causing flooding specially during monsoon season and people put into hardship. The Valvanti river is one of the important tributary originated from Western Ghat mountain of Sattari and Bicholim Taluka faces numerous problems due to development activities like haphazard sand mining, use of explosive for killing fishes, washing of cloths, releasing of untreated sewerage water, dumping of garbage thus hampering the smooth and clear flow of water as this river joins Mandovi river after covering distance of 21 km at Sarmanas, Piligao. On many occasions during monsoon the river was flooded and villagers at bank of river namely Karapur, Vathadev, Vavti, Piligao, Kudchirem and Bicholim was completely flooded and Government machinery along with disaster management authority has to be pressed to work on war footing to save the life of the people and protecting houses, this is mainly due to continue deposition and non-biodegradable substances found in the river therefore there is urgent need to desilting of Valvanti and Bicholim River to avoid future disaster to the public.

In view of above, I hereby urge the Hon’ble Minister for WRD to kindly look into this matter to desilt this river to prevent flooding in future on war footing and clear fear and anxiety from the mind of people to save the life from flooding of the river.

Thirteenth Session 2026

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Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services

Directorate of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Services

DETERIORATING CONDITION OF FERRY RAMP AT CHORAO- POMBURPA AND PILIGAO, SARMANAS-TONCA AND INCIDENCE DUE TO INEXPERIENCE CREWS WORKING ON FERRIES

The fear and anxiety in the mind of public that is commuters travelling via Chorao-Pomburpha ferry as well as Piligao, Sarman-Tonca ferry point respectively.

It is observed that, ramps at Chorao-Pomburpha ferry on both the side is in dilapidated condition i.e. at the Pomburpha side the ramp requires to be widen for free movement of commuters/vehicles along with parking whereas from Chorao ferry point the river water at high tides flows over the ramp and enter into the khazan field thereby destroying the paddy crops and due to flooding approach road is not visible for the commuters specially school childrens, senior citizens and vehicles are largely obstructed and face hardship.

In this context in my last LAQ No. 09C tabled on 26/03/2025 the Government assured that inspection will be carried out to study the situation, however till date no action has been initiated.

It is also observed that, crews working in this ferry services are found to be in experience, because on many occasion the ferry is docked at random that is at the side of the ramp dashing the bund or above the ramp which makes difficult for commuters movement at exit and boarding point. The crew although found without dress code and not adhering to the properly time schedule thereby commuters are out into inconvenience, infact the crew also found commuters put into hardship, crew requires to follow the norm of maritime standard for safety of commuters, vehicles and vessels of the Government.

I also recall my earlier LAQ No. 167 tabled on 05/02/2024 regarding ferry services at Piligao, Sarmanas - Tonca ferry point wherein Government assured that due to congestion, narrow creek and blockage navigation channel at Tonca side the tender was publish for carrying out dredging navigational channel and improve the condition of ramps at Piligao side, since there are many accident take place and one of the accident that one four wheeler due to break failure sink in the river due to nature of narrow and sloppy ramp which requires urgent repair.

In view of the above, I hereby strongly urge the Hon’ble Minister for RND to kindly look into this matter of Chorao-Pomburpha ramp as well as Piligao, Sarmanar-Tonca ferry services with special intention is required at Piligao ferry point to be resolved on Top Priority to clear the fear and anxiety in the mind of public.

Thirteenth Session 2026

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River Navigation

River Navigation Department

Security at Chorao-Ribandar Ferry Point.

Fear and anxiety in the mind of the people specially at Chorao & Ribandar near ferry point due to lack of security in day-to-day ferry services. 

The Government aware that since introduction of Ro-Ro Ferry services between Chorao and Ribandar, the congestion and crowded commuters are increasing enormously like Four wheelers, Two Wheelers, school buses, Ambulance and therefore it becomes tough job for the ferry staff to control this situation. It is also observed that due to Ro-Ro Ferry Services resulting disturbance for parking, rushing of the commuters thereby vehicle are stranded in between and may cause accident on ferry ramp or inside the ferry due to recklessness and may face with serious consequences. 

Under the circumstances proposal was submitted to Government, enroute to the Superintendent of Police (Traffic) Police Headquarter, Altino, Panaji to deploy two Traffic Police at ferry point, Chorao side and Two Traffic Police at Ribandar side between 7.00 am till 10:30 pm to streamline the congestion and maintain strict discipline as well as catering smooth functioning of ferry services without any disturbance or nuisance from commuters point of view and at the interest of large public. Whether Government will take fast track action to resolve the alarming public issue. 

Twelfth Session 2026

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Home

Department of Home

015A - EXTENSION/UPGRADATION OF PHC MAYEM, SUB HEALTH CENTRE KARAPUR AND SUB HEALTH CENTRE PILIGAO

*WILL the Minister for Public Health be pleased to state:

  1. whether the Government has received proposals regarding extension/upgradation of Primary Health Centre Mayem, Sub Health Centre Karapur and Sub Health Centre Piligao; if so, furnish details;
  2. whether the Government is aware that all these above PHC and SHCs is in need of renovation, considering it is old buildings and requirement of demands from the public’s ends;
  3. whether the Government has accorded Administrative Approval, Technical Sanction, Expenditure Sanction of these above proposals; if so, give details with present status of the same; and
  4. whether the Government will take speedy action to finalize these proposals to cater better services to the patients in the rural areas, considering the needs and priority of the public, give details?

Answer:

SUBJECT: - “EXTENSION/UPGRADATION OF PHC MAYEM, SUB HEALTH CENTRE KARAPUR AND SUB HEALTH CENTRE PILIGAO”

Starred LAQ No. 015A tabled by Shri. Premendra Shet MLA, to be answered on 31/08/2026.

 

Question

Answer

*

Will the Minister for Public Health be pleased to state:

By Shri. Vishwajit Rane, Minister for Health

 a.

whether the Government has received proposals regarding extension/upgradation of Primary Health Centre Mayem, Sub Health Centre Karapur and Sub Health Centre Piligao; if so, furnish details;

Yes sir,  the details of proposals are as follows:-

1. Extension and Expansion of Primary Health Centre Mayem received from the Hon’ble MLA, Mayem Constituency, 

2. Reconstruction, Expansion & Upgradation of Sub Health Centre Karapur   received from the Hon’ble MLA, Mayem Constituency.

3. Reconstruction of Sub Health Centre Piligao received from Hon’ble MLA, Mayem Constituency.

 b.

whether the Government is aware that all these above PHC and SHCs is in need of renovation, considering it is old buildings and requirement of demands from the public’s ends;

 

Yes sir.

 c.

whether the Government has accorded Administrative Approval, Technical Sanction, Expenditure Sanction of these above proposals; if so, give details with present status of the same; and

The details of present status are as follows:-

1. For Extension and Expansion of Primary

Health Centre Mayem Financial Approval is

awaited.

2. The proposal of Sub Health Centre Piligao

is forwarded to District Mineral Foundation,

however estimated cost is awaited from the

Public Works Department.

3.The Government has conveyed Administrative approval for Upgradation of Sub Health Centre Karapur, however cost estimate of work is awaited from the Public Works Department.

d.

whether the Government will take speedy action to finalize these proposals to cater better services to the patients in the rural areas, considering the needs and priority of the public, give details?

Yes sir.

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Fourteenth Session 2026

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Shri. Vishwajit Rane

Public Health

Public Health Department

015B - STATUS OF INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT IN GOVERNMENT AND GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCHOOLS IN GOA

*WILL the Minister for Education be pleased to state:

  1. the number of Government Primary, Government Secondary, and Government Higher Secondary Schools in the State whose infrastructure has been upgraded from 1st April, 2022 till date, furnishing the School-wise details of the infrastructure created or upgraded, the nature of the work undertaken, the expenditure incurred, and the year of completion in a tabular format;
  2. the number of Government-aided Primary, Secondary, and Higher Secondary Schools that have received infrastructure or facility upgradation during the above period through the Education Department or on the recommendation/advice of the Education Department and executed by any other Government Department, Corporation, Board, or Agency, furnishing the school-wise details in a tabular format indicating: (i) name of the School, (ii) Taluka (iii) nature of infrastructure/facility provided (iv) implementing Department/Agency (v) year of completion and (vi) expenditure incurred;
  3. the criteria adopted by the Government for selecting schools for infrastructure upgradation and the procedure followed for sanctioning such works; and
  4. the total funds allocated, released, and utilized for infrastructure development of Government and Government-aided schools from 1st April 2022 till date, furnishing the year-wise details?

Answer:

As per the attached reply.

Fourteenth Session 2026

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Shri. Pramod Sawant

Education

Directorate of Education

015C - GOA KHAZAN LAND REJUVENATION PROGRAMME

*WILL the Minister for Agriculture be pleased to state:

  1. the total extent of Khazan land identified for rejuvenation in the State under the NITI Aayog-supported Khazan Land Rejuvenation Programme from 1st April, 2022 till date, furnishing the Taluka-wise, Assembly Constituency-wise, Village Panchayat-wise and village-wise details indicating: i) total Khazan Land Area (in hectares), ii) cultivable area, iii) area under cultivation, iv) Fallow/Abandoned area; and v) area proposed for rejuvenation;
  2. the progress achieved under the Khazan Land Rejuvenation Programme till date, furnishing the project-wise details in a tabular format indicating: i) name of Project/Cluster, ii) Village, iii) Taluka, iv) Area Rejuvenated (in hectares), v) Bunds/Sluice Gates/Poiems repaired or constructed, vi) amount sanctioned, vii) amount released, viii) expenditure incurred; and ix) present status of the project;
  3. the details of financial assistance received or proposed under the programme, indicating the contributions of NITI Aayog, Government of India, Government of Goa, NABARD and any other funding agencies, together with the year-wise allocation, release, and utilisation of funds; 
  4. the outcome of the programme till date, furnishing the details indicating: i) Additional area brought under cultivation, ii) Number of farmers benefited, iii) increase in paddy production and allied agricultural activities, iv) increase in farm income, if assessed; and v) number of Khazan Communidades, Water Users\' Associations or other local institutions participating in the implementation; and
  5. whether the Government has prepared a district-wise and constituency-wise roadmap for rejuvenating the entire identified 18,000 hectares of Khazan land; if so, furnish the details indicating the target area, estimated cost, implementation timeline, and expected completion schedule?

Answer:

Reply attached.

Fourteenth Session 2026

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Shri. Pramod Sawant

Agriculture

Directorate of Agriculture

134 - MOUs SIGNED BY GOA GOVERNMENT

Will the Minister for Planning, Statistics and Evaluation be pleased to state:

(a) the year-wise details in a tabular format of all Memorandum of Understanding (MoUs), entered into by the Government of Goa with the Government of India, State Governments, Public Sector Undertakings, Private Entities, Academic Institutions, International Organizations, Multilateral Agencies, non-Governmental Organizations, and other Institutions from 1st April, 2022 till date;

(b) furnish the details of each agreement indicating: i) Name of the Organization/Institution, ii) Department/Agency of the Government of Goa executing the MoU, iii) Date of Signing, iv) Purpose and Objectives of the MoU, v) Sector (Infrastructure, Education, Health, Tourism, IT, Agriculture, Skill Development, Investment, etc.), vi) Validity Period, vii) Financial Implications/Project Cost, if any, viii) Funding Pattern, if applicable, ix) Present Status of Implementation (Not Commenced/In Progress/Completed/Terminated), and x) Key Outcomes/Achievements recorded till date;

(c) the Department-wise details of the works, projects, programmes, or investments initiated pursuant to the above MOUs, indicating the physical and financial progress achieved, expenditure incurred, and percentage of completion;

(d) the number of MOUs that have been successfully completed, are under implementation, have expired without implementation, or have been terminated, along with the reasons therefor; and

(e) whether the Government has established any mechanism to monitor and periodically review the implementation of such MOUs; if so, furnish the details of the monitoring mechanism, review meetings held, action taken on delays, and copies of review reports or executive summaries thereof, if available?

Answer:

Please find attached herewith the reply of Unstarred LAQ No. 134 tabled by Shri Premendra Shet, MLA regarding “MOUs SIGNED BY GOA GOVERNMENT”.

Fourteenth Session 2026

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Shri. Pramod Sawant

Planning, Statistics and Evaluation

Directorate of Planning and Statistics and Evaluation

135 - ALLOTMENT OF PLOTS UNDER 20 POINT PROGRAMME

Will the Minister of Revenue be please to state:

(a) the number of applications under 20 point programme received from Bicholim Taluka and Tiswadi Taluka for allotment of plot from the year 2022 till date with seniority wise name of the applicants, address and contact number;

(b) the number of application that have been sanctioned and allotted the plot under 20 Point Programme with seniority wise name of the applicants, address and contact numbers;

(c) the number of application pending for allotment of 20 Point Programme with seniority wise name of applicants, address and contact number and reason therefor;

(d) furnish details of the vacant plots under 20 Point Programme available in Bicholim and Tiswadi Taluka with Survey numbers and name of the location of land; and

(e) whether Government has any measure to allot the plot under 20 Point Programme to the concerned needy applicants who are eligible to get vacant plots on top priority considering their plight and shelter less?

Answer:

 

Please find Reply to the Unstarred LAQ No. 135

Fourteenth Session 2026

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Shri. Atanasio Monserrate

Revenue

Department of Revenue