Goa Minister Rane Speaks on Landslide Concerns and Social Media Impact in Assembly

Goa Town and Country Planning Minister Vishwajit Rane addressed the assembly, emphasizing that minor landslides are exaggerated to resemble Kerala's Wayanad tragedy. He assured that precautions are in place to prevent such incidents. Rane also discussed land conversions and his views on social media's quick reach and influence.

In a recent assembly session, Goa Town and Country Planning Minister Vishwajit Rane highlighted that minor landslides along state roads are often exaggerated to appear as catastrophic as the Wayanad disaster in Kerala.

Rane assured that adequate precautions are being taken to prevent such incidents. He addressed Leader of Opposition Yuri Alemao's concerns by emphasizing the government's proactive approach. Additionally, Rane discussed the ongoing land conversion processes, stressing the importance of considering public sentiment while making changes.

The Minister also touched upon social media's rapid influence, stating that while it can tarnish a reputation quickly, it takes years to rebuild. Rane assured the assembly that all concerns raised would be addressed.

(With inputs from agencies.)