The High Court has instructed the Goa government to investigate allegations of dubious fee reductions by the Town and Country Planning (TCP) department for zone changes. The court’s directive comes in response to a petition challenging the TCP department’s decision to reduce fees for changing land zones. The petition alleges that the fee reduction was made arbitrarily and without proper justification. The TCP department has been asked to submit all relevant documents related to the fee reduction for the court’s scrutiny. The court emphasized the need for transparency and accountability in such matters to ensure that decisions are made in the public interest. The TCP department has been given a deadline to provide the necessary information for the investigation. This development highlights the importance of adhering to proper procedures and regulations when it comes to land-use changes and zoning decisions. Stay tuned for further updates on this case as the investigation unfolds to shed light on the alleged dodgy fee cuts by the TCP department in Goa.