The House of Abhinandan Lodha Group has withdrawn its advert that hurt Goans' sentiments, but not before sparking a heated debate on the state's real estate policies.
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The advertisement was captioned 'Delhi Rulers of India, Now Conquer Goa' and was published on websites of 360 realtors.
The House of Abhinandan Lodha Group, a real estate firm, withdrew the advertisement after public outrage.
The government directed the real estate firm to immediately withdraw the advertisement and warned of action if it failed to comply.
The controversy surrounds the state's real estate policies and the alleged misuse of provisions by the real estate company.
The Goa Forward Party (GFP) has been critical of the BJP government's policies in the state.
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