The High Court has directed the Goa government to investigate allegations of irregular fee reductions by the Town and Country Planning (TCP) department for zoning changes. The TCP department has been accused of granting zone changes at lower rates, resulting in significant revenue losses for the state. The High Court has asked the government to look into these claims and take appropriate action. This directive comes in response to a petition filed by a social activist highlighting the alleged discrepancies in fee collection for zoning changes. The court has emphasized the importance of transparency and accountability in such matters to prevent any misuse of power. The Goa government is expected to conduct a thorough probe into the allegations and submit a report to the court. This development underscores the significance of ensuring fair practices and adherence to regulations in urban planning and development processes. Stay tuned for further updates on this case.