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Chief Secretary briefed on major issues of Chandigarh

Two departments will make presentations every day and the meetings will continue till October 21
Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, Updated At : 03:15 AM Oct 10, 2025 IST
UT Chief Secretary H Rajesh Prasad

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UT Chief Secretary H Rajesh Prasad has decided to hold daily meetings on the ongoing projects of all departments.

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Two departments will make presentations every day and the meetings will continue till October 21.

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Prasad was briefed about five major issues of the city, including share-wise sale and apartmentisation, ownership of flats in rehabilitation colonies, the Lal Dora extension and issues related to 22 villages, the demand for need-based change in the housing board houses and the dispute related to group housing and co-operative societies.

The Chief Secretary was briefed about the status of the cases going on in the courts and the proceedings on the ground.

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#ChandigarhProjects#CooperativeSocieties#NeedBasedChanges#UTChiefSecretaryCityDevelopmentCourtCasesUpdateHousingIssuesLalDoraExtensionRealEstateDisputesRehabilitationColonies

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