In a recent statement, Chief Minister Pramod Sawant assured that the Bhoma village project would be limited to only four homes, addressing concerns about its impact on the local community. The reassurance comes after residents raised objections to the project, fearing displacement and environmental damage. Sawant emphasized that the government would provide written confirmation that the project would not affect more than the specified number of households. The Bhoma village project has been a contentious issue, with locals urging authorities to consider alternative locations to minimize disruption to their lives. The Chief Minister’s commitment to limiting the project’s scope to just four homes is seen as a step towards addressing these concerns and ensuring the well-being of the affected residents. By offering a written guarantee, the government aims to build trust and transparency with the community, assuring them that their interests will be safeguarded. The move is expected to ease tensions and pave the way for smoother implementation of the project in Bhoma village. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.