Save Goa Front

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Save Goa Front was a defunct regional political party in the Indian state of Goa. It was founded by Churchill Alemao. The party was formed when Churchill Alemao had controversy with Congress Party, Ahead 2007 Goa election. In March 2008, The party was formally merged with Indian National Congress.

In 2007 Goa Legislative Assembly election the party had won 2 seats.^[2][3] After 2007 election, the party had Coalided with Indian National Congress and Nationalist Congress Party, and Digambar Kamat became chief minister of Goa.

In March 2007, Alemao quit Congress and formed a regional party, the Save Goa Front. The party contested 17 seats and won 2, including his seat and Aleixo Lourenco's. After the election, no party won a majority and the Save Goa Front joined the Congress-led alliance to form a government. In January 2008, Alemao merged the Save Goa Front with Congress. He continued as an MLA and Minister in Goa during this period.

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