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GMADA Public Notice

Acquisition of land setting up Commercial Infrastructure in Sector 87 at SAS Nagar Hearing of Objections U/s 15.

PublishedJun 2026
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Overview of the Land Acquisition Notice

The Land Acquisition Collector, Urban Development Department, Punjab has issued a public notice regarding the hearing of objections connected with the proposed acquisition of land for commercial infrastructure in Sector 87, S.A.S. Nagar (Mohali). The notice relates to land situated in the following villages:

  • Nanu Majra
  • Manak Majra
  • Sambhalki
  • Sohana

The acquisition proceedings had earlier reached the Section 11 preliminary notification stage, with the relevant notification issued on 9 March 2026.

Why Has This Notice Been Issued?

After the Section 11 notification, affected landowners and other interested persons submitted objections under Section 15 of the Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013 (RFCTLARR Act, 2013). The Land Acquisition Collector therefore scheduled a hearing so that these objections could be formally considered.

Hearing Details

According to the notice:

  • Project: Commercial infrastructure for Sector 87, S.A.S. Nagar
  • Villages: Nanu Majra, Manak Majra, Sambhalki and Sohana
  • Hearing Date: 8 June 2026
  • Time: 10:00 AM
  • Venue: Office of the Land Acquisition Collector, PUDA Bhawan, Sector 62, S.A.S. Nagar

Why Was a Public Notice Needed?

The notice states that separate letters had already been issued to the landowners and other interested persons who had filed objections. However, some of those letters may not have reached the concerned persons because their residential addresses were unavailable or could not be properly located. The public notice was therefore issued to provide wider information about the objection hearing.

What Is a Section 15 Objection Hearing?

A Section 15 hearing takes place after a Section 11 preliminary acquisition notification. It gives affected persons who have submitted objections an opportunity to have their concerns formally heard before the acquisition proceedings move further. This stage is different from later stages such as:

  • Section 19 declaration
  • Section 21 notice to persons interested
  • acquisition award
  • compensation determination
  • possession of land

The hearing itself does not mean that the land has been finally acquired.

What Should Affected Landowners Check?

Landowners in Nanu Majra, Manak Majra, Sambhalki and Sohana who submitted objections should verify:

  • their Khasra number
  • the exact land area proposed for acquisition
  • whether their objection was officially recorded
  • ownership and revenue records
  • documents supporting their objection
  • any applicable court order
  • subsequent notifications issued after the hearing

The inclusion of a village in this notice does not automatically mean that every land parcel within that village is being acquired.

What Happens After the Hearing?

After hearing the objections, the competent authorities can consider the representations and decide how the acquisition proceedings should proceed. Depending on the outcome, the process may later move through further statutory stages such as:

Section 19 declaration → subsequent notices → claims and interests → acquisition award → compensation → possession

Geography of Sector 87

Sector 87 is situated in SAS Nagar (Mohali District). This area is known for its rapid urbanization and proximity to the city of Chandigarh, making it an accessible location for commercial enterprises and residential communities alike.

SAS Nagar is positioning itself as a hub for urban growth, driven by its integration with major transport networks and ongoing infrastructure development. This sector is well-placed within the larger region, enhancing its potential for future commercial and residential projects and attracting investors and developers. Key routes connecting Chandigarh and Mohali further enhance the desirability of Sector 87 for both businesses and homeowners.

History and Development Context

The land acquisition initiative in Sector 87 is part of GMADA’s broader urban planning strategies aimed at integrating commercial infrastructure within SAS Nagar. In June 2026, multiple notices related to land acquisitions were published, including plans for industrial parks in adjacent sectors such as 101 and 103.

Past notices from August and September 2025 emphasized land acquisition aimed at promoting Eco-City projects in New Chandigarh. This ongoing trend illustrates GMADA’s commitment to strategically utilizing land resources to meet the demands of an expanding urban populace and encourage sustainable development. The overall plan for SAS Nagar incorporates a mix of residential, commercial, and recreational areas, aiming to create a balanced urban ecosystem.

Significance of the Acquisition

Acquiring land in Sector 87 is pivotal to GMADA's strategy for enhancing commercial infrastructure within SAS Nagar. This initiative is designed to stimulate local economic activity, ensuring the availability of essential services and amenities for the growing resident population in the area.

Furthermore, the development of commercial projects in Sector 87 aligns with GMADA's overarching vision to transform SAS Nagar into a prosperous urban center. This acquisition plays a crucial role in meeting the needs of residents and businesses, providing a conducive environment for commerce in a region witnessing significant population growth. By effectively integrating residential and commercial spaces, GMADA aims to foster a dynamic community accommodating both living and working environments, thereby enhancing the quality of life for its inhabitants.

Practical Details Regarding the Notice

  • Document Date: June 3, 2026

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