Archive · 21 Nov 2025
Mohali Residents Struggle with Property Transfers Despite Registered Wills
In Mohali, people are having a hard time transferring property even when they have a registered will.
The Greater Mohali Area Development Authority (GMADA) is making things difficult by asking for too many documents and the presence of all legal heirs.
People think some officials are doing this to make money.
They've been trying to fix this for months, but nothing has changed yet.
Residents face harassment from GMADA in property transfers
GMADA demands presence of all legal heirs, prolongs process
Residents allege corruption in the process
Local MLA wrote to officials seeking solution, but no improvement
Residents suffer for months due to delays and unnecessary demands
- Who
- Residents of Mohali, GMADA officials
- What
- Harassing residents during property transfers
- When
- Ongoing issue, with residents trying to fix it for months
- Where
- Mohali
- Why
- Alleged corruption, unnecessary demands, and delays
Residents' Perspective
GMADA's Perspective
Property Transfer Process
Residents' Perspective
Harassing and prolonging, demanding unnecessary documents
GMADA's Perspective
Not explicitly stated in the article
Corruption Allegations
Residents' Perspective
Some officials turning the process into a 'source of corruption'
GMADA's Perspective
Not explicitly stated in the article
- Authority Involved
- Greater Mohali Area Development Authority (GMADA)
- Residents' Complaint
- Harassment and corruption in property transfer process
- Local MLA's Action
- Wrote to senior Housing Department officials seeking solution
- Residents' Effort
- Met local MLA Kulwant Singh to address the issue