"Accusations against chief minister (Manohar Parrikar) of allowing his son to benefit from the industrial plot in Tuem industrial estate are based on misinformation and false propaganda", state unit party spokesperson Wilfred Mesquita told reporters here.
Congress had alleged that Parrikar facilitated allotment of the industrial plot to his son who intends to set up a factory in Tuem industrial estate, the property of state-run Industrial Development Corporation (IDC).
Dismissing the allegations, Mesquita said all due procedures were followed in allotment of the plot.
Mesquita said that the chief minister's son fulfilled the eligibility criteria and allegations levelled by Congress are baseless.
"Just because he is chief minister's son, it does not mean he cannot apply (for the plot) or can not get the benefit (under the industrial scheme)", he said.
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