The draft plan for the relocation of Nicobarese tribal communities affected by the Great Nicobar Island (GNI) mega-infrastructure project has created significant confusion. Proposed by the Andaman and Nicobar Islands administration, the plan allocates ₹42.52 crore over 24 months for housing and infrastructure development. However, community leaders have expressed concerns over the lack of clarity regarding relocation sites and the families involved. Since withdrawing their consent in 2022, the Nicobarese have protested the project, alleging that their forest rights remain unresolved. The Tribal Council has raised issues regarding the plan's failure to mention rights under the 2006 Forest Rights Act and has requested a Hindi translation of the draft to facilitate understanding among all members. Furthermore, the plan ambiguously states that relocation will occur to locations such as Rajiv Nagar and New Chingenh, but details about the proposed site Pulobhabi and the number of homes to be built are unclear. The community's apprehensions have intensified due to the administration's inadequate explanations of project boundaries and the potential encroachment on ancestral lands.