Union Minister Shripad Naik is ready to withdraw his application for change of land use in Goa if any illegalities are found. The move comes after an investigation by The Indian Express revealed that several real estate companies and politicians, includin
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The controversy surrounds the amendment to the Goa TCP Act 1974, which permits conversion of plots without public consultation if the owner approaches the department with a request to correct inadvertent errors or rectify inconsistent/incoherent zoning in Goa's Regional Plan 2021.
Several real estate companies and politicians, including Union Minister of State for Power and New and Renewable Energy Shripad Naik, have benefited from the contentious land use change.
The provision under Section 17(2) of the TCP Act permits conversion of plots without public consultation if the owner approaches the department with a request to correct inadvertent errors or rectify inconsistent/incoherent zoning in Goa's Regional Plan 2021.
Yes, Shripad Naik has offered to withdraw his application for land use change if any illegalities are found and brought to his notice.
The state government has not yet reacted to the allegations of irregularities in the land use change.
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