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Mohali Municipal Council Orders Baltana Furniture Market Vendors to Clear Stock in Two Days
✍️ Amar Ujala · Mohali
🗓 25 Sep 2026, 03:01 AM
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The Mohali Municipal Council has issued a notice to shopkeepers in the Baltana furniture market, giving them 48 hours to remove all goods or face confiscation.
The Mohali Municipal Council has served a formal warning to all vendors operating in the Baltana furniture market. According to the notice, shopkeepers must clear their inventory within 48 hours, after which the council will seize any remaining goods.
The directive comes as part of a broader effort by the council to enforce municipal regulations and maintain orderly commercial activity in the area. Officials cited concerns over illegal storage, obstruction of public pathways, and non‑compliance with previous notices.
Market traders have been advised to coordinate with council officials for the safe removal of their stock. Failure to comply will result in the confiscation of goods, and possible penalties as stipulated under local municipal bylaws.
The council has not announced any compensation for seized items, urging vendors to act promptly to avoid losses. The notice was posted on the council’s website and displayed at the market entrance on Monday.
Authorities will monitor the situation closely and may conduct follow‑up inspections to ensure full compliance before the deadline expires.
The directive comes as part of a broader effort by the council to enforce municipal regulations and maintain orderly commercial activity in the area. Officials cited concerns over illegal storage, obstruction of public pathways, and non‑compliance with previous notices.
Market traders have been advised to coordinate with council officials for the safe removal of their stock. Failure to comply will result in the confiscation of goods, and possible penalties as stipulated under local municipal bylaws.
The council has not announced any compensation for seized items, urging vendors to act promptly to avoid losses. The notice was posted on the council’s website and displayed at the market entrance on Monday.
Authorities will monitor the situation closely and may conduct follow‑up inspections to ensure full compliance before the deadline expires.