A Delhi-based developer has withdrawn an advertisement that hurt the sentiments of Goans, after the Chief Minister intervened.
Real EstateGoaAdvertisingCultureHeritageReal EstateSep 13, 2024
The advertisement 'Delhi, Rulers of India, now conquer Goa' was seen as an affront to the pride of Goans, who have a rich cultural heritage and a history of independence.
Chief Minister Pramod Sawant asked the Home Department to send a letter to the builder, asking him to withdraw the obnoxious advertisement.
The firm apologized for the hurt caused to the sentiments of the people of Goa and withdrew the advertisement.
The incident highlights the importance of being sensitive to local cultures and sentiments, especially in a state like Goa, which has a unique identity.
Abhinandan Lodha Estate Holdings Private Limited is a Delhi-based real estate firm that has been operating in Goa for several years.
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