Transfer of ownership in Chandigarh MC record sought

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Updated At : 12:41 PM Sep 03, 2021 IST

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Chandigarh, September 2

A delegation of the Property Federation, Chandigarh, today called on Anindita Mitra, who recently joined as the MC Commissioner.

The delegation, comprising JD Gupta, chairman, Kamaljit Singh Panchhi, president, Tirlok Singh, adviser, Jaspal Kapoor, finance secretary, and Navdeep Sharma, secretary, apprised the Commissioner of the transfer of ownership in the MC record for the purpose of property tax.

On parking problem being faced by residents, they said no parking attendant was provided by the contactor. “One person is handling over 100 cars. They are charging entry fee. No space is reserved for senior citizen/handicapped. Capacity of each parking lot is to be fixed/marked. If the contactor gets more vehicles parked, fine should be imposed on him,” they said. — TNS

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