Sources have stated that Elvis Gomes, Aam Aadmi Party's Chief Ministerial candidate has taken the stage to announce the party’s manifesto. Gomes promised that if AAP came to power, the government would set up 400 Vaddo clinics like Mohalla clinics across the state. Free annual health check-ups for women and senior citizens at AAP’s flagship “Vaddo clinics” were also promised by the AAP. This comes as a bit of an irony considering the health scare, the AAP-ruled Delhi faced a few month ago with the rise in Chikungunya nd malaria, while its Health Minister was absent from the state.

The CM candidate further has assured that the Goa medical college, the Hopsicio and the Asilo Hospitals would get upgraded to AIIMS like infrastructure. 500 additional beds would also be included in the government hospitals across the state. The AAP leader has also promised an exgratia of Rs 1 crore to the kith and kin of policemen who lose their lives in the line of duty. The Aam Aadmi Party promised the supply of free and clean water to every household in the state of up to 20,000 liters per month.

The regional plan 20121 would be brought up within a year and the plan for the next 20 years would also be developed, the party promised. Considering that Goa gets most of its revenue from tourism, the AAP promised to facilitate online booking and promote home stays through its tourism website. Forests Rights Act 2005 would be implemented and the River Sal, which has been dying of pollution, along with other water bodies would be rejuvenated.

Elvis Gomes had also promised affordable loans for repairing and maintaining Goan Houses, especially for EWS. Finally, on the topic of education, Gomes said that Goa’s college students will not have to suffer from high re-evaluation fees. AAP Government will slash re-evaluation fees by 50%. Re-evaluation will be completed in a time-bound and transparent manner.