The opposition in Goa is up in arms over a new bill aimed at regulating outdoor advertisements and hoardings in the state. The bill, which was recently introduced in the legislative assembly, has sparked protests from opposition parties who claim that it will stifle freedom of expression and hurt small businesses. The proposed legislation seeks to create a regulatory framework for outdoor advertising, with provisions for licensing and penalties for violations. However, critics argue that the bill gives too much power to government authorities and could be used to target political opponents. The opposition has called for the bill to be withdrawn and for more consultation with stakeholders before any new regulations are implemented. The debate over outdoor advertising regulations comes at a time when many Indian cities are grappling with issues related to visual pollution and the impact of unchecked advertising on the urban landscape. As the bill makes its way through the legislative process, all eyes will be on the Goa government to see how it responds to the concerns raised by the opposition and other stakeholders. For more updates on this developing story, stay tuned to The Times of India.