Opposition parties in Goa have raised objections to the proposed bill aimed at regulating outdoor advertisements and hoardings in the state. The bill has sparked controversy as it seeks to establish a regulatory authority to oversee outdoor advertising, including hoardings, billboards, and posters. The opposition has criticized the bill, claiming it gives too much power to the regulatory authority and could lead to censorship of advertising content. The proposed legislation has also faced backlash from advertising agencies and industry stakeholders who argue that it could stifle creativity and innovation in advertising. The bill is currently under consideration by the state government, and opposition parties are calling for further consultation and revisions to address their concerns. The debate over the bill highlights the tensions between regulation and freedom of expression in the advertising industry in India. Stay updated with the latest developments on this issue by following The Times of India.