Archive · 31 Dec 2025
Punjab Cabinet Reduces Enhancement Charges for Mohali Residents
The Punjab government has decided to lower the extra charges that people in certain areas of Mohali have to pay for their homes.
Before, they had to pay Rs 3,164 for each square meter of their home.
After some discussions, the government first lowered this to Rs 2,325.
Now, they have lowered it even more to Rs 2,216.
This means people will have to pay less money.
The government is going to send out new notices soon telling people to pay this new, lower amount.
A local leader, Kulwant Singh, said this is a good thing for the people and asked them to pay the new amount quickly to avoid extra charges later.
Punjab Cabinet reduces enhancement charges for Mohali sectors 76–80 to Rs 2,216 per sq metre.
Initial demand was Rs 3,164 per sq metre, first reduced to Rs 2,325, now further reduced by Rs 109.
Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann approved the reduction, formal notification expected soon.
GMADA to issue fresh notices for residents to deposit the revised amount.
Kulwant Singh, Mohali MLA, urges allottees to pay promptly to avoid future interest.
- Who
- Residents of sectors 76 to 80 in Mohali and the Punjab Cabinet
- What
- Reduction in enhancement charges for residential properties
- When
- Approval announced on Tuesday, formal notification expected shortly
- Where
- Mohali, Punjab, India
- Why
- To provide financial relief to allottees who were previously charged higher enhancement fees
- Affected Sectors
- 76 to 80 in Mohali
- Initial Demand
- Rs 3,164 per square metre
- First Reduction
- Rs 2,325 per square metre
- Final Reduced Rate
- Rs 2,216 per square metre
- Additional Relief
- Rs 109 per square metre
- Approval Authority
- Punjab Cabinet and Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann
- Notification Status
- Expected shortly
- Advocacy Leader
- Kulwant Singh, Mohali MLA