Public notice regarding sector 82 IT City village manoli.

Overview of the notice

The Land Acquisition Collector, Urban Development Department, Punjab issued a public notice regarding proposed acquisition of land for: Realignment of N-Choe passing near IT City, Sector 82, S.A.S. Nagar The land concerned is situated in: Village Manauli

Total Land Area

The notice states that the acquisition covers: 9.3646 acres

What Does This Notice Announce?

This notice does not issue the Section 19 declaration itself. It states that the Punjab Government extended the time available for issuing the notification under: Section 19 of the Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013 up to: 30 June 2025

Why Was the Deadline Extended?

According to the notice, the extension was granted due to: administrative reasons No further reason is provided in the public notice.

Government Notification

The extension was granted through Punjab Government, Housing and Urban Development Department Notification No.: 06/12/2021-6HG-1/2764 dated: 23 December 2024

What Is Section 19?

Section 19 is an important stage in the land-acquisition process. After the earlier acquisition and Rehabilitation & Resettlement stages are completed, the Government can issue a formal declaration that the specified land is required for a public purpose. This declaration is separate from the earlier preliminary acquisition notification.

Does This Notice Mean Section 19 Was Already Issued?

No. The notice only extends the deadline within which the Section 19 declaration could be issued. It does not establish that:

• the Section 19 declaration had already been published;
• the acquisition award had been announced;
• compensation had been fixed;
• compensation had been paid; or
• possession had been taken.

A separate Section 19 notification would be required to confirm that the declaration was actually issued.

What Is the Land Required For?

The notice identifies the purpose as: Realignment of N-Choe near IT City, Sector 82, S.A.S. Nagar The supplied public notice does not give detailed engineering drawings or explain the exact realignment proposed.

What Does “Realignment” Mean Here?

The notice indicates that the course/alignment of the N-Choe near IT City was proposed to be altered and land in Village Manauli was required for that purpose. The exact route, dimensions and affected Khasra numbers should be checked from the detailed acquisition and engineering records.

Current Status of This Notice

The extended deadline was: 30 June 2025 That date has passed. Therefore, this document should now be treated as a: Historical Section 19 Deadline Extension Notice The subsequent status cannot be determined from this notice alone. A later official record should be checked to establish whether the Section 19 declaration was actually issued.

What Should Affected Landowners Check?

Affected persons should verify:

• exact Khasra numbers;
• area falling within the acquisition;
• earlier Section 11 notification;
• Rehabilitation & Resettlement records;
• Government notification dated 23 December 2024;
• subsequent Section 19 declaration, if issued;
• compensation proceedings;
• acquisition award; and
• possession status.

The named place and the limits of the available location details

Sector 82, IT City, and village Manoli are the three place references in the title. It does not explain their geographic relationship or establish whether Manoli falls within a defined project boundary, sits beside a sector boundary, or is mentioned for another administrative reason.

The research packet includes no verified tehsil, district, village boundary, khasra numbers, or map. It also does not establish Manoli’s precise position relative to Mohali, Chandigarh, or New Chandigarh.

For landowners and prospective buyers, a place name in a notice heading is not enough to determine whether a particular parcel is covered. That requires the notice text and any parcel-level information it provides, such as khasra numbers or a mapped boundary. Those details are not available in the supplied material.

What can be placed in the IT City timeline

The available record offers a limited chronology, not a documented sequence of actions concerning Manoli. It identifies the January 2025 page as a notice about Sector 82, IT City, and Manoli, but provides neither the notice text nor details of an earlier proposal, notification, hearing, award, or later implementation step for this matter.

Other tracked notices refer to IT City or Eco City projects at later dates. Their titles do not establish that they concern the same land, include Manoli, or continue the January 2025 notice. A shared scheme name or similar project label does not prove a shared boundary or legal status.

A separately tracked September 2026 item is titled as a notice concerning a civil writ petition of the IT City Scheme, SAS Nagar. The title confirms that a petition-related notice exists, but the supplied information does not establish a connection to Manoli or disclose the petition’s outcome. It is not evidence that the January 2025 notice was challenged, upheld, or advanced to a later stage.

The research packet also records September and October 2026 notice titles about Eco City-4 land acquisition, Eco City-III land-pooling option-form deadline extensions, and environmental clearance for the Eco City 3 Area Development Project. These are separate references in the tracked material. No supplied official record links them to the Manoli notice, so they do not establish Manoli’s development history or current status.

Why the IT City reference needs document-level confirmation

The association of Sector 82, IT City, and Manoli makes the notice relevant to readers following GMADA activity identified with IT City. The available evidence does not identify the notice’s project purpose, planning provision, land-use change, or specific scheme boundary. It cannot support a claim that Manoli is being acquired, converted, developed, or included in a particular project.

The later tracked IT City petition notice and Eco City notices show those scheme names in public-document records, but do not establish a continuous development programme involving this village. Readers should distinguish each notice’s subject and procedural stage unless the documents provide a direct link. A public notice, petition-related notice, acquisition notice, and environmental-clearance notice are different kinds of records, and none proves the outcome or status of another.

Practical Details

• Notice Date: January 03, 2025

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