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The investigation into the Goa Special Economic Zones (SEZ) land scam remains unresolved even after ten years. The probe, which began a decade ago, has yet to reach a conclusive end, raising concerns about the effectiveness and progress of the investigation. The SEZ land scam involved allegations of irregularities and illegalities in land acquisition and allocation for SEZ projects in Goa. These projects were intended to boost economic growth but instead faced criticism over their implementation and management. Despite various efforts by authorities to address the scam, including multiple inquiries and audits, no substantial progress has been reported. The delay in resolving the case has drawn criticism from various quarters, including political leaders and public watchdogs, who have called for expedited action and accountability. The protracted nature of the investigation has led to growing scepticism about the commitment of relevant agencies to address the issue. Critics argue that the delay undermines public trust and hampers efforts to ensure justice for those affected by the scam. As the investigation continues to drag on, there is increasing pressure on authorities to expedite the process and bring those responsible to justice. The unresolved status of the probe highlights the challenges faced in tackling complex corruption cases and underscores the need for effective legal and administrative measures to address such issues promptly.