The opposition in Goa is up in arms against a bill aimed at regulating outdoor advertisements and hoardings in the state. The proposed legislation has sparked protests from the opposition parties, who claim that it will stifle freedom of expression and curb the rights of advertisers. The bill, which seeks to set guidelines for the display of outdoor ads and hoardings, has faced criticism for being too restrictive and arbitrary. Critics argue that the bill could lead to increased censorship and limit the creativity of advertisers. The opposition has called for a re-evaluation of the bill and has demanded that the government engage in a dialogue with stakeholders to address their concerns. The controversy surrounding the bill has once again highlighted the ongoing debate over the regulation of outdoor advertising in India. Advertisers and opposition parties are at loggerheads over the issue, with both sides presenting compelling arguments. It remains to be seen how the government will respond to the growing opposition and whether any amendments will be made to the bill to address the concerns raised by critics. The outcome of this debate will have far-reaching implications for the advertising industry in Goa and could set a precedent for other states in India facing similar challenges.