Public notice regarding Shri Naseeb Singh S/O Shri Pritam Singh village Moli Baidwaan Distt. SAS Nagar

Overview

The Greater Mohali Area Development Authority (GMADA) issued a public notice for Letter of Intent holders of commercial properties located in: Sector 66-Beta and Sectors 82–83 Alpha, IT City, S.A.S. Nagar The notice covers:

• small commercial booths;
• big commercial booths; and
• SCOs.

What Has GMADA Announced?

According to the notice, GMADA's Engineering Wing reported that development works at the sites of these booths and SCOs had been completed. Following this, GMADA stated that: allotment letters are to be issued to the Letter of Intent holders.

Which Areas Are Covered?

The notice relates to commercial properties in: Sector 66-Beta and Sectors 82–83 Alpha within: IT City, S.A.S. Nagar

Which Property Types Are Covered?

The notice specifically mentions:

• Small Booths
• Big Booths
• SCOs

Only the relevant LOI holders of these commercial properties are addressed through this notice.

What Must LOI Holders Do?

Letter of Intent holders were asked to update their: mobile numbers at: Single Window PUDA Bhawan Sector 62 S.A.S. Nagar

What Documents Are Required?

The notice states that the mobile-number update should be supported by:

• a copy of the Letter of Intent (LOI); and
• Identity Proof.

Why Is the Mobile Number Important?

GMADA states that the allotment letters are to be issued: online through the PUDA portal Therefore, LOI holders were asked to ensure that their mobile number in the authority's records was correct and updated. The portal mentioned in the notice is: www.puda.gov.in

Does This Mean the Allotment Letters Had Already Been Issued?

No. The notice states that: allotment letters are to be issued after the development works were reported complete. It should therefore not be interpreted as confirmation that every LOI holder had already received a final allotment letter. A later allotment record would be needed to confirm actual issuance in an individual case.

Does “Development Works Completed” Mean the Entire IT City Was Complete?

No. The notice refers specifically to the: sites of the concerned commercial booths and SCOs covered by this notice. It should not be expanded to mean that all infrastructure or every project component across IT City had been completed.

Who Should Take Action?

The notice is relevant to existing: Letter of Intent holders for the specified commercial booths and SCOs. Such holders should verify:

• LOI details;
• property category;
• sector/location;
• registered mobile number;
• identity details; and
• subsequent online allotment letter.

What is known about Moli Baidwaan

The reference identifies Moli Baidwaan as a village in SAS Nagar district. It does not verify the village’s tehsil, precise location, boundaries, or position relative to specific sectors, roads, landmarks, or other settlements.

The village name does not identify a parcel or administrative area, or confirm a link to a GMADA scheme. If the notice concerns a parcel, matching it to a property or planning boundary would require further identifiers in the PDF.

No documented development sequence is established

The available material does not connect Moli Baidwaan to a documented Greater Mohali development sequence, such as inclusion in a named master-plan area, sector scheme, or land-acquisition process. Being in SAS Nagar district does not establish inclusion in a particular GMADA scheme or development stage.

A separate notice tracked on this site from July 2024 names Rajinder Pal, son of Sukhcharan Singh, and application number 11338. The supplied information does not connect that notice to Moli Baidwaan, Naseeb Singh, or the same proceeding.

Other tracked notices from August 2025 to August 2026 concern different named people, places, or development matters. Their titles do not establish a connection or shared timeline. The available material contains no chain of references establishing a development sequence for this notice.

Why the notice should be read on its own terms

A person’s name and a village name do not reveal the legal or planning significance of a notice. The available reference does not say whether the document is informational, requests a response, records a proceeding, or concerns a specific property or public project.

The reference also does not establish a decision or outcome. It is not, on its own, proof of acquisition, ownership, approval, or a change in property status. The subject and current status remain unconfirmed.

To understand the document, check its issuing authority, the issue it addresses, any case or application identifier, and whether it records a request, procedural step, or determination. The supplied information does not link it to a GMADA priority or named development project.

What to verify in the PDF

The page identifies the document as an English-language PDF hosted on GMADA’s website. Hosting location does not establish the outcome or legal status of a matter described in the document. The notice text is needed to identify its purpose and any process it specifies.

Check the PDF for its subject and issuing authority, any application, case, notification, parcel, or project reference, and whether it requests a response or records a procedural step. Note any deadline, contact details, status, or outcome stated in the text, and distinguish a proposed or procedural step from a final decision.

Take any deadline or response route from the notice itself. The page reference does not confirm a response process, contact authority, or whether the named person must act. The July 2024 notice naming Rajinder Pal has no verified connection to this page and cannot supply those missing details.