Congress and Aam Aadmi Party accuse BJP government of allowing a 'politician-real estate nexus' to benefit from contentious land use regulations
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The issue is that the BJP government has allegedly allowed a 'politician-real estate nexus' to benefit from contentious land use regulations, leading to the destruction of Goa's unique identity and ecology.
The BJP government has promised to take strict action against any violations of land use regulations and has passed several bills to protect agricultural lands and prevent the conversion of agricultural zones.
The alleged beneficiaries include TCP Minister Vishwajit Rane and his spouse, Environment Minister Aleixo Sequeira, and several real estate companies.
The land use regulations have led to the destruction of Goa's unique identity and ecology, with the conversion of green zones and orchards into settlements and the entry of many real estate players from outside the state.
The opposition, including the Congress and the Aam Aadmi Party, has accused the BJP government of allowing a 'politician-real estate nexus' to proliferate and has demanded that the government take action against the alleged beneficiaries.

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