Panaji, November 7, 2026: Revolutionary Goans Party (RGP) State President Shavina Shirodkar Naik has lodged a police complaint at Panjim Police Station seeking registration of an FIR against three individuals over the alleged unauthorised use of the party's name, identity and organisational authority.
The complaint names Vishvesh Naik, Sebastiao (Seby) Fernandes and Anish Naik for their alleged involvement in preparing and circulating appointment letters claiming to constitute constituency committees in the name of RGP.
According to the party, the appointment letters, dated November 2, 2026, purportedly announced the formation of 18 constituency committees across Goa without the knowledge, approval or consent of the State President or any competent party authority.
RGP Had Declared Appointments Null and Void
The party stated that an official order issued on November 3, 2026, by the State President in consultation with the National President had already declared the purported appointment letters unauthorised, invalid and null and void.
The order reportedly clarified that the appointment letters were neither issued by the President's office nor approved by any competent party authority. It also stated that the individuals who signed the letters had no authority to appoint office bearers or constitute constituency committees on behalf of RGP.
Despite this clarification, the alleged circulation of the appointment letters has raised concerns within the party over possible impersonation, forgery, cheating and fraudulent misrepresentation.
Seeks FIR and Thorough Investigation
In her complaint, Shavina Shirodkar Naik has requested the police to register an FIR against the three named individuals and anyone else found involved in the matter.
The complaint also refers to possible offences under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), 2023, including cheating, cheating by personation, forgery, fraudulent use of documents and criminal conspiracy, subject to the findings of the police investigation.
RGP maintained that the unauthorised use of its name and organisational identity could create confusion among party workers, prospective office bearers and the public.
The party further emphasised that all organisational appointments and committee formations must strictly follow its Constitution and established procedures, adding that no individual can independently exercise organisational authority without proper approval.
RGP has urged the police to conduct a fair, impartial and time-bound investigation and take appropriate legal action against those found responsible.
The allegations are part of the complaint filed by the RGP State President. The claims have not yet been established through a police investigation
