Nagpur’s Kachipura Eviction Drive Resumes: 56 Shops Get 15‑Day Notices
The NMC has lifted a 10‑year stay and is now targeting 56 unauthorized commercial structures in Kachipura, issuing 15‑day MRTP notices. The move could ripple through the local commercial property market.
Key points at a glance
- •56 commercial sites in Kachipura now face 15‑day MRTP notices.
- •NMC lifted a decade‑old stay on Central Bazar Road on 26 June 2026.
- •Notices will be issued by 10 July 2026, giving owners a fortnight to comply.
- •Investors should review lease agreements; non‑compliance may lead to eviction.
- •The drive may affect rental rates in Kachipura by up to 5–7%.
Scope of Drive
56 commercial premises across Central Bazar Road. Notices issued 15 days from 26 June 2026. Owners must comply or face eviction.
Location Spotlight
Kachipura, Nagpur – a bustling trade hub on Central Bazar Road. The area hosts over dilemmas 200 retail outlets.
Regulatory Impact
NMC operates under MRTP Act. Notices enforce compliance with land‑use norms, affecting property values.
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What actually happened?
After a decade‑long stay was lifted by the Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) on 26 June 2026, the council decided to take action against 56 unauthorized commercial structures on Central Bazar Road.
The NMC issued 15‑day MRTP notices to owners, giving them a fortnight to rectify violations or face eviction.
- 56 sites targeted, 15‑day notice period, action under MRTP Act
What it means for buyers
Commercial buyers in Kachipura need to verify land‑use compliance before purchase. The notice could trigger price adjustments of up to 5–7%.
What to watch next
NMC plans to conduct inspections from 10 July to 30 July. Owners who fail to comply may have structures demolished.