Representing the spirit of determination and perseverance, Moga was depicted as an emblematic representation of an Indian bison, symbolizing a set of attributes that include resilience and the ability to surmount obstacles.

Prominent leaders like Pramod Sawant, the Chief Minister of Goa, asked the question "Where is Moga" on social media to grab attention.

[4] During the commemoration of Goa's Revolution Day, Sawant conveyed his belief that the Games had the potential to bring about a positive transformation in the sporting landscape of the state.

He expressed his hope for the emergence of more accomplished athletes, highlighting the achievements of Arjuna awardees Bhakti Kulkarni and Brahmanand Sankhwalkar as inspiring examples for others to aspire to.

Gaude believed that the athletes and sportspeople of Goa embodied these qualities, showing unwavering determination, exceptional physical abilities, and a resilient spirit to overcome challenges.

During the meeting, there were debates regarding allegations of multi-crore scams related to the infrastructure projects undertaken for the upcoming 2023 National Games of India in the state of Goa.

[5] Vijai Sardesai, the elected representative for Fatorda, raised concerns regarding the government's expenditure on the logo and mascot Bulbul 'Rubigula' launch in 2020.

[5] Sardesai offered a critical perspective on the level of attention generated by Moga, highlighting the notion that the person responsible for its name deserved special recognition.

[5] Govind Gaude, the Sports Minister, provided clarification regarding the mascot for the 2020 National Games of India, which were initially planned to be hosted in Goa in October 2020.

[5] On 17 October 2023, Moga made a visit to Don Bosco Higher Secondary School and College located in Panaji,[7] with the purpose of raising awareness about the Games.