The Goa Business Association (GBA) has criticized the Town and Country Planning (TCP) Minister for backing real estate investors in Goa. The GBA expressed its disapproval of the minister’s support towards the real estate sector, citing concerns about the overdevelopment of the state and its adverse impact on the environment. The association emphasized the need for sustainable development practices that prioritize the preservation of Goa’s natural resources and cultural heritage. The GBA’s statement comes at a time when Goa is facing increasing pressure from the real estate industry, leading to issues such as land degradation, water scarcity, and loss of biodiversity. The association called for stricter regulations and enforcement mechanisms to ensure responsible development in the state. The GBA’s stance reflects the growing concerns among local communities and environmental activists about the unchecked growth of the real estate sector in Goa. The association’s criticism of the TCP Minister’s stance highlights the ongoing debate surrounding development policies in the state and the need for a balanced approach that considers both economic growth and environmental conservation. The GBA’s statement is expected to add to the discourse on sustainable development in Goa and influence future policy decisions regarding the real estate sector in the state.