The opposition in Goa has raised protests against a new bill aimed at regulating outdoor advertisements and hoardings in the state. The bill, if passed, would bring in stricter rules for displaying ads in public spaces. The opposition parties argue that the bill could adversely affect businesses and organizations that rely on outdoor advertising for visibility and promotion. The proposed regulations include guidelines on the size, placement, and content of outdoor ads, with penalties for non-compliance. Critics fear that these restrictions could stifle creativity and limit the advertising options available to businesses. The bill has sparked a debate among lawmakers, with some supporting the need for regulation to maintain the aesthetic appeal of public spaces, while others emphasize the importance of allowing businesses to advertise freely. The outcome of the bill is eagerly awaited as it could have a significant impact on the advertising industry in the state. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.