Opposition parties in Goa have raised objections against a bill aimed at regulating outdoor advertisements and hoardings in the state. The proposed legislation has sparked controversy, with critics arguing that it could stifle freedom of expression and impact the livelihoods of those in the advertising industry. The bill, which seeks to establish a regulatory authority to oversee outdoor advertising, has faced backlash from opposition leaders who claim that it gives excessive power to the government to control the content and placement of ads. The opposition has also raised concerns about the potential for corruption and favoritism in the allocation of advertising space. Despite these objections, the government has defended the bill as necessary to curb visual pollution and maintain the aesthetic appeal of public spaces. The bill is currently under review, with stakeholders from the advertising industry, civil society, and political parties engaging in discussions to address the contentious issues. The outcome of these deliberations will determine the fate of the bill and its implications for the advertising sector in Goa. Stay tuned for updates on this developing story.