MLA Viresh Borkar Advocates for Restoration of Gopakapattana Port in Assembly

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In a passionate plea in the Assembly, RGP MLA Viresh Borkar brought attention to the historical significance of the ancient Gopakapattana port, drawing connections to its references in Maharashtra and the epic Ramayana. Borkar highlighted the neglect the port has faced under the Government of Goa and called for immediate action to restore its legacy.

In a reverent homage to the rich historical tapestry of Goa, MLA Viresh Borkar seized the platform in the Assembly to illuminate the shadows cast upon the ancient Gopakapattana port. Propelling the timeless harbor from obscurity to the forefront of discourse, Borkar traversed through the annals of history to underline the port’s deep-rooted connections to Maharashtra and even the legendary Ramayana.

Gopakapattana, a name resonating with mariners of yore and etched in the corridors of antiquity, stands as a beacon of a bygone era—a testament to the maritime prowess and cultural exchanges that shaped the region through the ages. Its mention in Maharashtra’s historical narrative and the timeless epic of the Ramayana only serve to amplify its significance, solidifying its place as a historical gem worthy of preservation and reverence.

Yet, amidst the pages of time, the once-glorious Gopakapattana port has languished in neglect, overshadowed by the veil of indifference woven by the Government of Goa. Borkar’s voice carried the weight of generations past, urging his fellow lawmakers to recognize and rectify the oversight that threatens to bury the port’s legacy under the sands of apathy.

In his stirring address, Borkar implored for swift and decisive measures to breathe new life into Gopakapattana, to restore its faded glory and reimagine it as a focal point of cultural heritage

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