The Goa Business Association (GBA) has criticized the Minister of Town and Country Planning (TCP) for his support towards real estate investors in the state. The GBA expressed its disapproval of the minister’s stance, stating that it could potentially harm the interests of local businesses. The association raised concerns about the negative impact that favoring real estate investors could have on the overall economy of Goa. The GBA emphasized the importance of striking a balance between attracting investments and safeguarding the interests of local entrepreneurs. The Minister of TCP has come under fire for his alleged bias towards the real estate sector, with critics accusing him of prioritizing the needs of investors over the well-being of small businesses. The GBA’s statement has ignited a debate on the government’s approach towards economic development in the state, with many calling for a more inclusive and equitable strategy. The controversy highlights the ongoing challenges faced by policymakers in balancing the interests of different stakeholders in Goa’s economy. Stay updated with the latest developments on this issue by following Times of India for more updates.