E-auction process to sell residential and commercial properties on behalf of Municipal Improvement Trust from 20th February to 22nd February.

 E-auction process to sell residential and commercial properties on behalf of Municipal Improvement Trust from 20th February to 22nd February.

To participate in the e-auction, people can register till 5 pm on 16th February.

- Cabinet Minister Jimpa and Chairman of Municipal Improvement Trust Aulakh gave information during the press conference.

Hoshiarpur=January 29=Daljeet Ajnoha 

Cabinet Minister Bram Shankar Jimpa said that all-round development of the city is being done by the Municipal Improvement Trust Hoshiarpur, for which the Trust is continuously working. He said that under the transparent policy of the Punjab Government, e-auction is being conducted by the Urban Improvement Trust Office, in which the price of property has also been reduced especially for the city residents. He was addressing a press conference regarding e-auction organized at the Municipal Improvement Trust office today. On this occasion, Chairman Municipal Improvement Trust Harmeet Singh Aulakh was also present with him.

The Cabinet Minister said that on behalf of the Urban Improvement Trust, Hoshiarpur, a decision has been taken to sell the residential and commercial properties (plots, shops and SCO cum office sites) in its development schemes through online method through e-auction process from February 20. E-auction has been kept till 22 February. The date for registration on the e-auction website https://www.tenderwizard.com/DLGP has started from 26 January 2024 at 10 am and the closing date for registration is 16 February at 5 pm. He said that the new scheme is being developed on 7.72 acres by the Trust under the leadership of Chairman Harmeet Singh Aulakh. In which a draw of residential plants will also be held for the city residents. The remaining properties will be sold through e-auction method. Efforts will be made to provide state-of-the-art facilities in the schemes developed in the city. The Punjab government will come up with a good project at the old court place in the city.

Talking to journalists, Chairman Municipal Improvement Trust Harmeet Singh Aulakh said that no stone will be left unturned in the development of the city and all the work will be done in a transparent manner. He appealed to the city residents to take advantage of the government services by actively participating in the e-auction organized by the Office of Municipal Improvement Trust, Hoshiarpur. He told that scheme number 2 has 14 residential plants and one constructed shop, scheme number 10 has 6 shops cum office sites and scheme number 11 has two residential plants, 1 constructed shop (ground floor), 28 constructed shops (first floor). ) and 1 constructed shop (first floor) will be e-auctioned. He said that pamphlets are also being distributed in the city to provide more information to the city residents. On this occasion, Executive Officer Paramjit Singh, Assistant Trust Engineer Mandeep Adia, Councilor Balwinder Bindi, Accountant Ashish Kumar, Senior Assistant Sanjeev Kalia and group staff members were present.