"They are projecting me as a Hitler or as a villain. But I am not bothered. I am taking it as a compliment," Parrikar said during a function organised here by photo journalists association of Goa.
The Chief Minister said that "whoever called Hitler bad did not survive, but people have been calling me Hitler time and again."
More From This Section
Parrikar has been facing criticism through Tiatre, a popular drama form in the state.
The Chief Minister said that he has preferred to ignore such criticism respecting the freedom of speech.
Goa government's policies have been taking a hit recently with Chief Minister back-tracking on his assurance of not allowing any more off shore casinos in the state when he permitted Delta Corp Limited's Horseshoe Casino to operate in Mandovi river.
State's main opposition Congress party during recent press conferences termed Parrikar as "U turn chief minister", claiming that the BJP-led government had failed to keep up the promises made during its election manifesto.