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Complete Panaji to Karnataka via Mollem road project
Bharatiya Janata Party · Goa Legislative Assembly Election 2022
Last updated 20 Jun 2026
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Original manifesto wording
“We will ensure the completion of all major road infrastructure projects in the state in a time bound manner: Panaji to Karnataka via Mollem, 62 km, Rs 7000 crore.”
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Our Assessment
Pending. The manifesto table promised completion of the Panaji to Karnataka via Mollem road project, listed as 62 km and Rs 7,000 crore. Times of India reported in January 2022 that Rs 7,000 crore worth of road work from Panaji to Karnataka via Mollem would be taken up from 2022. However, a 2026 Times of India report still described Goa PWD projects worth Rs 7,076.9 crore as submitted to the Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways, including four-laning at the Goa-Karnataka border/Mollem section costing Rs 2,497 crore. No approved source found confirms completion of the full Panaji-Karnataka via Mollem project. Status pending.
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Promise Timeline
7 Jan 2026
Times of India reported that Goa PWD had submitted road projects worth Rs 7,076.9 crore to MoRTH, including four-laning at the Goa-Karnataka border/Mollem section.
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Times of India reported announcement of Rs 7,000 crore road work from Panaji to Karnataka via Mollem, covering 62 km, to be taken up from 2022.
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