The High Court has instructed the Goa government to investigate allegations of dubious fee reductions by the Town and Country Planning Department for zone changes. The move comes in response to a petition that claimed the department had reduced fees for changing zones without following the proper procedure. The court has directed the government to conduct a thorough probe into the matter and submit a report within four weeks. The allegations suggest that the department may have granted illegal benefits to certain individuals or entities by reducing fees for zone changes. The court’s decision highlights the importance of transparency and accountability in such matters. It is crucial for government departments to adhere to the prescribed procedures and guidelines to ensure fairness and prevent any misuse of power. The outcome of the investigation will shed light on the validity of the claims and determine if any wrongdoing has occurred. This development underscores the need for strict oversight and enforcement of regulations in the planning and development sector to maintain integrity and public trust in the decision-making process.
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Goa High Court orders probe into alleged shady fee cuts by TCP for zone changes.
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