Archive · 1 Jun 2025
Congress Urges Clearing Backlogs Before New Regularization
The Congress party in Panaji is asking the government to first deal with old applications to regularize illegal buildings before introducing new rules.
They say that many applications from as far back as 2000 are still waiting to be processed.
The party believes that migrants would gain from these changes.
According to the Congress, some files were approved, but land ownership wasn't given to the people.
They want the Chief Minister and Revenue Minister to find out why these old cases are still pending.
The Congress questions the point of bringing in new rules if old applications are not addressed, as they believe this benefits migrants more than current residents.
Congress in Panaji wants the government to clear old applications first.
Applications date back to 2000.
Congress believes that migrants would benefit from the changes.
Some files were approved, but land ownership was not given.
Congress questions the point of new amendments without addressing old cases.
- Who
- Congress party and the government.
- What
- Congress is urging the government to clear pending applications to regularize illegal structures.
- When
- Applications dating back to 2000.
- Where
- Panaji
- Why
- Congress urges to clear pending applications before new amendments.
Congress
Government
Regularization amendments
Congress
Congress urges clearing backlogs first.
Government
The government is bringing in new amendments to regularize illegal structures.
- Party
- Congress
- Location
- Panaji
- Issue
- Regularization of illegal structures
- Applications start
- 2000