However, Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar said nearly 1.5 lakh people would attend Modi's meeting.
Tamankar also complained that transport department officials were harassing the bus owners and that constant appeals by the association to the government to probe corruption in the department had fallen on deaf ears.
Goa bus owners to boycott Modi rally
Panaji: Goa's biggest bus owners association has decided to boycott BJP's prime ministerial hopeful Narendra Modi's rally here Jan 12 and has said their buses will not be used for ferrying people.All Goa Bus Owners
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