Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar has died after a prolonged illness
Goa chief minister Manohar Gopalkrishna Prabhu Parrikar passed on amidst his fourth term in office. The 63-year-old widower, additionally previous defense minister of India, is survived by two children and a grandkid. His demise leaves India's littlest state with an alliance government under extensive strain. Parrikar had stopped as Union barrier serve in March 2017 to return as chief minister of India’s littlest state to hold together the decision alliance after its constituents would not acknowledge any other person as its leader. That he remained on in the activity regardless of his deteriorating health, reflected his obligation to the BJP (Bharatiya Janata Party). In the previous two decades, to the extent Goa was concerned, Parrikar was the BJP and the vice versa. However, while the state saw a level of political solidness when he was in charge, Parrikar was foreordained never to finish a full term as chief minister. His first term, which started in October 2000, kept going 16 months and the second, from June 2002, was for a long time and eight months. He started his third in 2012, having led the BJP to its greatest ever triumph, giving it a majority on its own for the first time.