People hit by Goa mining ban blame AAP for their plight

February 25, 2014 14:28

A group of mining stakeholders today partially blamed AAP for the plight of those affected by closure of iron ore extraction activity in Goa, alleging that falsehood propagated by its leader Prashant Bhushan was costing them dear. The group has also decided to hold a march in the state on February 28 against the mining closure.

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