Indians waiting for NDA's return at Centre: Parrikar

June 07, 2013 15:22

Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar, who is hosting the party's National Executive in the state capital, today said that Indians are waiting for the BJP-led NDA's return at the Centre.

"Indians are waiting for BJP-led NDA's return to power at the Centre to deliver good governance," Parrikar said on his Facebook page ahead of party's National Executive starting from tomorrow in Goa. The meeting of the party's office-bearers is being held today.

"This country so badly desires and deserves good governance," the chief minister said. Parrikar said that considering Lok Sabha elections are only a few months away, this conclave will be crucial in setting up a road map towards winning the elections.

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