In Cuncolim, Goa, a coalition of political challengers is forming ahead of the 2027 assembly elections, with the primary goal of unseating Congress MLA Yuri Alemao. Key figures in this emerging front include Elvis Gomes, a former bureaucrat with a history in politics, retired deputy superintendent of police Sammy Tavares, and ENT specialist Dr. Jorson Fernandes. Each candidate has previously contested elections in Cuncolim, with Gomes aiming for a Congress nomination after his past attempts in 2017 and 2022. Tavares is recognized not only for his police career but also for his contributions to local theater, while Fernandes has a long-standing presence in the political arena, having run multiple times since 2007. The trio has united under the 'Enough Is Enough' movement, led by retired high court judge Justice Ferdino Rebello, to advocate for significant changes in local governance, specifically calling for the repeal of Section 39A of the Town and Country Planning Act. Their recent joint press conference underscored the pressing issues facing Cuncolim, signaling a concerted effort to challenge the current political landscape.