Margao: Law Minister Nilesh Cabral was all frank revealing the trials of being the politician in public life. He was speaking speaking after releasing the moot court problems for the State Level ‘Dr. Carmo D’ Souza Memorial Moot Court Competition’. The competition is hosted by the G. R. Kare College of Law Alumni Association.
“Social Media often portrays politicians as demons. This is an incorrect approach. Politicians have many roles to play,” Cabral said.
The law minister said though, as members of the legislative assembly, our chief function is to legislate, our considerable time is consumed by attending to day to day problems of the public. “From helping somebody who is sick, to construction of roads and gutters, we have to attend to all issues.”
Cabral said “We are always at the service of the public. Public should help us with constructive suggestions so that we can develop a robust system.”
“Public should not only act as our critics but everyone should participate in strengthening the system so that we can have better governance,” he said.
Mr. Cabral further said that online registration of deeds, which is done through the National Generic Document Registration System (NGDRS) site, will help the Government to counter the threat of fabricated deeds. He said that the Government will further develop this system so that in future land scams do not take place through fabrication of bogus documents.
