Archive · 28 Jul 2025
Mohali Bus Terminal Faces Legal Battle Over Electricity
A bus terminal project in Mohali is facing legal trouble.
The company building it claims the local government, GMADA, is preventing them from getting electricity.
GMADA is also fighting in court because they think the new company taking over the project didn't meet the right requirements.
The court is looking into it to see if the actions are correct and has asked for more information to solve the disagreement.
Mohali bus terminal developer claims GMADA blocked electricity access.
Developer states project has operated on diesel generators for two years due to lack of power.
GMADA is challenging the NCLT's approval of Mahakram's plan in court.
GMADA argues the IBC process allowed a developer who did not meet original standards to take over the project.
High Court has sought clarification and requested IBBI to respond.
- Who
- Mahakram Developers, GMADA, the Punjab State Power Corporation Limited, and the High Court.
- What
- Dispute over Mohali Bus Terminal development and electricity supply.
- When
- Ongoing, with court proceedings.
- Where
- Mohali, India, in Punjab and Haryana High Court.
- Why
- Disagreement over the application of insolvency rules and GMADA's concerns regarding project standards.
Mahakram Developers
GMADA
Electricity Access
Mahakram Developers
GMADA is hindering the project by blocking electricity.
GMADA
GMADA asserts the developer does not meet required standards.
Project Operation
Mahakram Developers
Developer wants the project to proceed with the terms of the agreement.
GMADA
GMADA seeks a re-evaluation and application of stringent standards.
- Project
- Mohali Bus Terminal-cum-Commercial Complex
- Developer's Claim
- Forced to run on diesel generators for two years
- Involved Parties
- Mahakram Developers, GMADA, PSPCL
- GMADA's Concern
- Dilution of safeguards in infrastructure projects
- Court's Action
- Seeking clarification from IBBI
- Initial Tender Award
- C&C Towers Limited (2009)
