In Poicha (Ra) village of Savli taluka, a company named Lactose India Pvt Ltd has been making representations to the chief minister and the governor alleging illegal parking on the government road for years, after which the former president of the taluka panchayat expressed anger alleging that despite the order of the district development officer, no solution has been reached. In Poicha Ra village, a company named Lactose India Pvt Ltd manufactures various types of pharmaceutical substances. In which more than 300 workers work in this company. Prominent and former of Poicha Ra village. Pt. President Bhaiji Parmar had also threatened to self-destruct in the past by accusing the company of forcing the company to park illegally in the government premises. He had written to the Chief Minister and the Governor demanding that the pressure of illegal parking of the company be removed for public interest. Following this, the concerned department was instructed from the highest level to be reduced. However, no action has been taken by the administration. Such allegations are being made by the villagers. This road falls under the R&B department. However, no concrete steps have been taken. Petitioner Bhaiji Parmar said, "I am an active member of the BJP and a former taluka panchayat president.
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