As per public notice, The allottee who is interested to avail benefits under this Scheme can apply with the concerned Estate Officer from 01.03.2025 to 30.06.2025.

What the notice establishes

The Housing & Urban Development Department, Government of Punjab notified Amnesty Scheme 2025 for certain allottees of properties auctioned or allotted by:

• PUDA, or
• any Special Urban Planning and Development Authority

The scheme was intended to give eligible property allottees an opportunity to regularise certain payment and construction-related defaults.

Who Was Eligible Under the Scheme?

According to the public notice, the scheme covered allottees who:

• could not deposit their due instalments;
• could not complete construction within the prescribed time period; or
• had outstanding Non-Construction Fee / Non-Construction Charges.

Eligibility remained subject to the detailed terms and conditions of the notified Amnesty Scheme.

Opportunity to Clear Outstanding Instalments

Eligible allottees were allowed to deposit their outstanding dues: in one lump sum along with: scheme interest but: without any penalty This means the notice provided relief from penalty, while applicable interest under the scheme still had to be paid.

50% Waiver of Non-Construction Charges

The notice provides an important concession for outstanding Non-Construction Charges. It states that: 50% of the outstanding Non-Construction Charges would be waived off. Therefore, eligible allottees covered by this provision were required to deal with the remaining amount in accordance with the scheme conditions.

Special Provision for Institutional, Hospital and Industrial Properties

The scheme also contains a separate provision for:

• Institutional sites
• Hospital sites
• Industrial plots

allotted in: IT City, S.A.S. Nagar or in any other scheme of the concerned Development Authorities.

Extension Fee for These Properties

For the specified institutional, hospital and industrial properties, the notice states that an extension fee would be charged at: 2.5% of the allotment price / auction price

Three-Year Additional Period

After payment of the applicable extension fee, the eligible allottee could be allowed: 3 years to fulfil all conditions of the allotment letter. This would include applicable construction and other allotment-related requirements.

Which Properties Were Covered?

The notice states that the scheme would apply to: all properties auctioned or allotted by PUDA or any Special Urban Planning and Development Authority subject to the terms and eligibility conditions of the Amnesty Scheme. This means the notice was not limited only to GMADA properties.

Application Period

Interested allottees could apply from: 1 March 2025 to: 30 June 2025 Applications were to be submitted to the: concerned Estate Officer

Where Could Applicants Find the Detailed Policy?

The public notice directed allottees to check: www.puda.gov.in or the websites of the concerned Special Development Authorities for:

• detailed terms and conditions;
• eligibility requirements; and
• application procedure.

Did the Scheme Automatically Waive All Dues?

No. The scheme did not provide a blanket cancellation of outstanding amounts. According to the notice:

• outstanding dues still had to be paid in lump sum;
• applicable scheme interest remained payable;
• the penalty was waived for eligible cases; and
• only 50% of outstanding Non-Construction Charges was waived.

The exact payable amount depended on the individual allotment and the detailed Amnesty Scheme conditions.

Did Every Allottee Automatically Receive Three More Years?

No. The three-year provision mentioned in this notice specifically relates to eligible:

• institutional sites;
• hospital sites; and
• industrial plots

in IT City, S.A.S. Nagar or other Development Authority schemes, subject to payment of the prescribed 2.5% extension fee and the detailed policy conditions.

Is the Scheme Still Open?

The application period stated in this notice was: 1 March 2025 to 30 June 2025 That period has now passed. Therefore, this particular notice should be treated as a: Closed / Historical Amnesty Scheme Notice unless a subsequent official notification extended or reopened the scheme.

What Should Property Owners Check?

Anyone reviewing a case under Amnesty Scheme 2025 should verify:

• original allotment or auction letter;
• outstanding instalments;
• amount of scheme interest;
• penalty previously applicable;
• Non-Construction Charges;
• construction deadline;
• type of property;
• development authority concerned;
• eligibility under the notified Amnesty Scheme;
• whether an application was submitted by 30 June 2025; and
• any subsequent order issued by the Estate Officer.

What applicants can and cannot confirm

The stated application period ran from 01.03.2025 to 30.06.2025, and the notice directs applicants to the concerned Estate Officer. The supplied information does not name an office or officer, list forms or supporting documents, specify fees, or state eligibility conditions. The word “allottee” alone does not identify which allotments or scheme benefits are covered.

The stated application period has passed. The supplied page information does not say whether it was extended, whether applications were received, or what decision followed. It does not establish that applications are open now or that a benefit was approved or implemented.

The packet does not establish whether the PDF contains additional scheme details. The notice's instruction to approach the “concerned” Estate Officer does not identify a particular office. The scheme name, applicable requirements, and any later extension or order remain unconfirmed in the supplied information.

For an individual case, the supplied information does not establish whether an allotment falls within the scheme, what benefit was offered, which office handled applications, or whether a later record changed the original period or terms. The notice records an application route and period, not a confirmed continuing opportunity or entitlement.

Related notices do not establish a shared scheme

The supplied related-notice list includes records about land pooling and land allotment. Their subjects do not, by themselves, establish that they belong to the unnamed allottee-benefit scheme discussed here. Similar development contexts or use of the word “allotment” are not enough to confirm a connection.

The list includes June 2025 invitations for farmers and landowners to offer land under a Land Pooling Scheme, followed by July 2025 notices concerning landowner consents and a corrigendum. It also includes a March 2026 corrigendum concerning land-pooling forms for the Aerotropolis Scheme, and an August 2026 notice about allotment of 10% developed land in lieu of land acquired from families in the New Chandigarh area, naming Devinagar, Salampur, Ratwada and Bhadojiya.

The supplied listing does not establish that any of these records is connected to the earlier notice, or that one amended or replaced it. It also does not establish an administrative sequence between them. These other notices provide context about separate listed matters, not evidence of the status or outcome of this application window.

The place names in the August 2026 listing should not be taken as locations covered by the unnamed scheme on this page. Devinagar, Salampur, Ratwada and Bhadojiya are named in the separate listing about developed land in lieu of land acquired from families in the New Chandigarh area. The supplied information names no village or sector for the earlier allottee-benefit notice.

Why the missing scheme details matter

Punjab Government introduced Amnesty Scheme 2025 to help certain property allottees who had:

• unpaid instalments;
• delayed construction; or
• outstanding Non-Construction Charges.

Eligible allottees could clear their outstanding dues in one lump sum with scheme interest but without penalty. The scheme also provided: 50% waiver of outstanding Non-Construction Charges. For eligible institutional sites, hospital sites and industrial plots, an extension fee of: 2.5% of the allotment or auction price could be charged, with up to: 3 years allowed for fulfilling the conditions of the allotment letter. The scheme applied to eligible properties auctioned or allotted by PUDA and Special Urban Planning and Development Authorities. Applications could be submitted to the concerned Estate Officer from: 1 March 2025 to 30 June 2025.