Aldona MLA Vows to Protect Goa's Forests and Hills from External Threats
Aldona MLA Carlos Ferreira has pledged to fight to protect Goa's forests, hills, and no-development zones from external threats, reassuring residents that he has no interest in real estate.
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Addressing concerned residents of Ecoxim, Ferreira reassured them that he has no interest in real estate and is committed to defending the State’s sacred land resources.
You have nothing to fear. I am not a real estate agent or broker. I stand with you and will fight to save our land,” Ferreira declared, responding to appeals from locals seeking his help to preserve their hills and forests.
Referring to two ongoing cases in the area, Ferreira noted that the legal battle concerning fashion designer Tarun Tehlani’s project is still sub judice, while Mohit Agarwal’s land conversion issue is under review.
Ferreira has requested all relevant documents regarding Agarwal’s case to take it up with the authorities.
“We will submit a representation to the government, urging them to reverse the land conversion. If the government fails to act, I will personally take up the legal fight to challenge it,” he said.
Ferreira criticized the current government’s handling of land resources, remarking, “Even the Portuguese government respected our land. Everything was considered sacred, but now it is being destroyed by this government.
Frequently Asked Questions
What has Aldona MLA Carlos Ferreira pledged to do?
He has pledged to fight to protect Goa's forests, hills, and no-development zones from external threats.
What is the status of the legal battle concerning Tarun Tehlani’s project?
The legal battle is still sub judice.
What is the status of Mohit Agarwal’s land conversion issue?
The issue is under review.
What will Ferreira do if the government fails to act on Agarwal’s land conversion issue?
He will personally take up the legal fight to challenge it.
What is Ferreira’s criticism of the current government’s handling of land resources?
He remarked that even the Portuguese government respected Goa's land, but now it is being destroyed by the current government.
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