India, Feb. 16 -- The six-day long sit-in protest against the proposed Zuari River bandhara at Mirabag trans formed into a pan-Goa movement, as leaders from over a dozen villages de scended on Sanvordem in a massive show of solidarity. Under the banner of Go enche Rakhandars, a group of 20 leaders led by activists Rama Kankonkar arrived in a convoy of nearly 10 cars to galvanise local residents, vowing to resist what they described as a "dangerous project" being forcefully imposed without public consent. With representa tives from across the State including Bhoma, Karmali, Divar, Sonshi, Sankhali, Ta leigao, Nuvem, Khandepar, Usgao, Priol, Bambolim, Ma pusa, Porvorim and Socorro joining the frontlines, the agitation has gained momen tum, ...