Goa’s Chief Minister, Pramod Sawant, stated that the state government will appeal to the Supreme Court to protect investors who have been affected by the recent closure of investment firms in the state. The move comes after several investment firms, including the Estrella Investment Company, closed down, leaving investors in a state of panic. Sawant emphasized the need to safeguard the interests of investors and ensure that they are protected from such situations in the future. The Chief Minister assured that the government is committed to taking all necessary steps to address the concerns of investors and prevent similar incidents from occurring. The decision to appeal to the Supreme Court is seen as a proactive measure to restore confidence in the investment sector in Goa. Investors who have been impacted by the closure of these firms are hopeful that the government’s intervention will help them recover their investments. The state government’s swift action in this regard is expected to send a positive signal to investors and stakeholders in the financial markets. The move is also likely to enhance the state’s reputation as an investor-friendly destination. By appealing to the Supreme Court, Goa aims to set a precedent for protecting investors’ rights and ensuring a secure investment environment in the state.