Villagers demand withdrawal of NOC and cancellation of permits for real estate project, citing environmental concerns and speculative commercial interests.
Mega ProjectReal EstateEnvironmental ConcernsKarapur SarvanGoaReal EstateJul 21, 2024
The project involves the development of 1,700 plots on over 1 lakh square meters of land in the village.
Villagers are opposing the project due to concerns that it will lead to large-scale environmental destruction and drain out natural resources.
The project has been granted a provisional NOC, but villagers are demanding that it be withdrawn and all permissions revoked.
The Town and Country Planning (TCP) Department, North Goa Collector's office, Public Works Department (PWD), and Karapur Sarvan panchayat are responsible for regulating the project.
Villagers are concerned that the project is being marketed for its speculative commercial potential, which could lead to environmental degradation and exploitation of natural resources.
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