panaji the first cabinet meet of this year on thursday saw art and culture minister govind gaude furiously lashing out at pwd minister ramkrishna sudin dhavalikar for his interference in his priol constituencyan angry gaude even compelled chief minister manohar parrikar to raise his voice to calm him down but it was in vain sources said dhavalikar remained mum to the accusations made by gaudegaude defeated dhavalikars brother and mgp president pandurang dhavalikar in the 2017 assembly election and since then both have been at loggerheads with each othersources who were a witness to gaudes outburst said the entire cabinet meeting went on smoothly and the agenda was clearedall of a sudden gaude raised the tone of his voice sources said adding it took everyone by surprise as they were having casual talksstop plotting behind my back govind gaude tells pwd minister ramkrishna sudin dhavalikar as soon as gaude raised his voice the chief secretary asked the secretaries to leave the cabinet meeting hallsources said an angry gaude even advised dhavalikar to come out openly rather than plotting behind his backsources said gaude also told dhavalikar that he as a cabinet minister he was capable of looking after his constituency and dhavalikar should not get into the development work through other channelsgaude was upset because dhavalikar used to call his opponents from his constituency and asked them to prepare estimates for development work such as road and drain construction sources close to gaude also said dhavalikar has been delaying the inauguration of marcel bus stand and other projectsthe main contention of gaude was the interference of dhavalikar in development of his constituency and the failure on the part of pwd to take up road and water supply worksa couple of days ago on monday at the business advisory council meeting chaired by parrikar town and country planning minister vijai sardesai and dhavalikar had a verbal duel over the issue of construction of a bus stand at margaointerestingly the last cabinet meeting on december 20 2018 too saw acrimonious exchanges between the ministers their main grouse being that bureaucrats were not clearing files pertaining to recruitment and finances