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Health Department Issues 7-Day Notice to Ravindra Enclave Extension-2 RWAs Over Illegal Construction
✍️ Amar Ujala · Mohali
🗓 15 Oct 2026, 02:31 AM
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Punjab's Health Department has served a seven‑day notice to the Resident Welfare Associations of Ravindra Enclave Extension‑2 in Mohali, ordering the removal of illegal structures.
The Health Department of Punjab has issued a formal notice to the Resident Welfare Associations (RWAs) of Ravindra Enclave Extension‑2, a residential colony in Mohali. The notice gives the RWAs seven days to dismantle structures that were erected without the required approvals and are deemed illegal under municipal regulations.
According to the department, the unauthorized buildings pose significant health and sanitation risks for the local community, including potential contamination of water sources and obstruction of proper waste disposal. Officials have warned that failure to comply within the stipulated period could lead to further legal action, including demolition orders and penalties.
The RWAs have been instructed to submit a compliance report to the health authorities, detailing the steps taken to remove the illegal constructions. The department will conduct a follow‑up inspection after the deadline to verify that the required actions have been completed.
This enforcement action underscores the government's ongoing efforts to curb unapproved building activities that compromise public health and safety in rapidly expanding urban areas.
According to the department, the unauthorized buildings pose significant health and sanitation risks for the local community, including potential contamination of water sources and obstruction of proper waste disposal. Officials have warned that failure to comply within the stipulated period could lead to further legal action, including demolition orders and penalties.
The RWAs have been instructed to submit a compliance report to the health authorities, detailing the steps taken to remove the illegal constructions. The department will conduct a follow‑up inspection after the deadline to verify that the required actions have been completed.
This enforcement action underscores the government's ongoing efforts to curb unapproved building activities that compromise public health and safety in rapidly expanding urban areas.