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Panaji: The Indian Coast Guard rescued four crew members from an off shore casino vessel which got stuck on a sandbar off Miramar beach near Panaji.

One of the crew members was injured while the other three were found suffering from sea sickness following the incident which took place Saturday night.

The ship, MV Lucky 7, was being brought from Mormugao harbour to Mandovi river in Panaji where it is supposed to be anchored.

'The vessel got stuck in the Aguada sandbar off the Miramar coast. We received a call last night to rescue the crew members who were in distress,' Deputy Inspector General of Indian Coast Guard Manoj Badkar said.

A Coast Guard helicopter was pressed into action and the four crew members, including one who was injured, were rescued. The three other rescued crew members of the vessel were extremely sea sick, Badkar said.

There were 15 more crew members, including the vessel's master on board, but there was no request to rescue them, he said adding that the Coast Guard is in touch with the state government to help them in case of any oil spillage from the ship.

MV Lucky 7 is the sixth off shore casino vessel which has been permitted by the state government to operate in the Mandovi river.

The casino is learnt to be owned by former Haryana minister Gopal Kanda.

Aanand Madgaonkar, an expert salvager told reporters at Miramar beach on Sunday that the crew members took high risk unnecessarily to bring the vessel in the Mandovi river from Mormugao harbour when it is well known that the Aguada sandbar area is closed for navigation (during the monsoon).

He said the vessel owner could have waited till September when the sandbar is opened for traffic and then brought in the Mandovi river.

Madgaonkar said the ship owners will try to salvage the vessel this evening when the tide is expected to be favourable.

The vessel should be removed from the sandbar or else it will affect the Miramar beach, he said.

Notably, the BJP-led Goa government had last month promised in its 'common minimum programme' to shift the off-shore casinos from the river.

A group of NGOs in Goa has been opposing the off shore casinos in the Mandovi river flowing along the Panaji city, alleging that they block the channel of the movement of ships.

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Some social activists have also claimed that the casinos are promoting social evils.

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MPT website reveals casino ‘Angrosy IV’ is shipped for Neo Majestic; eyebrows raised as no details available for place of ops

NOVEMBER 08, 2018, 03:06 AM IST

VIKRAM NAYAK

VASCO

At a time when offshore casinos have been an emotive issue and have evoked mixed reactions in the State, yet another casino vessel arrived on board a mother ship at the MPT on Wednesday afternoon.

According to details on the MPT website, the vessel ‘Eide Trader’ arrived at Berth 10 in the MPT from Port Said at about 2 pm on Wednesday to unload “Casino vessel Angrosy IV”, with the shipper/receiver being Neo Majestic.

While it is uncertain where the ship would be operational, highly placed sources said the new casino ship is likely to move to Jaigad/Ratnagiri on a trial run and for some minor works, before returning to Goa a few days later.

However, the timing of the arrival of the new casino ship on board another feeder heavy lift ship, amid political uncertainties in the State and the ill-health of CM Manohar Parrikar, has been questioned by some in the port town.

“We need to find out who has got the casino ship and where it would be operational,” said activist Vikram Sarmalkar.

Wondering if the BJP government wanted to turn Goa into Las Vegas by bringing in more and more casino ships, Sarmalkar added: “We should not allow any more casinos and people must come on roads against this move.”

“While the government has failed to provide employment to the youth, casinos are only out to destroy people. It was the same Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar who had taken a protest march while in the opposition to stop casinos in Goa,” said Sarmalkar.

Another resident, while speaking on condition of anonymity, sought to link the arrival of the casino ship with Laxmi Pujan day.

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“The vessel had arrived on Laxmi Pujan day probably because in the olden days, gambling was considered an auspicious activity during Diwali. Although law prohibits this age-old practice, most people hold on to the tradition and gamble during the Puja season.” “It is believed that gambling on Laxmi Pujan day brings wealth and prosperity. No matter what, but we cannot allow any more casinos. People have lost all their wealth because of casinos and this vessel must not be allowed to operate,” said the resident.