In a significant move, the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) has sealed properties of 41 educational institutions for defaulting on a total amount of Rs 369 crore.
PunePmcEducational InstitutionsProperty TaxesFinancial ManagementReal Estate PuneApr 29, 2025
The PMC sealed the properties of the educational institutions because they defaulted on a total amount of Rs 369 crore in property taxes, other levies, and penalties.
A total of 41 educational institutions are affected by the PMC's action.
The recovered funds will be used to improve infrastructure, enhance public services, and support various developmental projects in Pune.
The PMC is offering a flexible payment plan to help the affected institutions settle their dues in installments.
The action has sparked a debate about financial management in educational institutions and is expected to encourage better transparency and accountability in the sector.
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