Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar, Office of the District Public Relations Officer.
The allocation letters for the twelve taxi stands have been given to the allottees by MLA Kulwant Singh.
He said that in order for the remaining 12 allottees to receive their allocation letters, they must shortly fulfil the prerequisites.
Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann received gratitude from the cab drivers for the allocation.
Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar, August 19, 2025
Today, at an event in Sector 79, MLA Kulwant Singh issued allotment letters to 12 applicants from the Mohali Taxi Union. These individuals had been waiting for the allotments for many years. Speaking at the event, MLA Kulwant Singh said that the applicants’ long-standing request had at last been fulfilled. He said that 24 taxi stands in total needed to be assigned. Three of the remaining twelve allottees have had their paperwork taken for verification, even though twelve applicants received their letters today. Soon after they finish their paperwork and meet other requirements, the remaining nine will get their allotment letters. In order to ensure that the remaining candidates receive their allotment letters promptly, he congratulated the allottees and encouraged them to finish their documentation and other criteria as soon as possible. He went on to say that this project will guarantee that city dwellers have no trouble hiring taxis, in addition to boosting government revenue. MLA Kulwant Singh also emphasised how the Punjab administration prioritises public needs and development. He listed a number of projects in Mohali, including the dedication of around 250 booths for a new motor market, the installation of CCTV cameras, and the building of roundabouts to improve traffic flow. He also discussed the Aam Aadmi Party government’s plans, which include lowering household power costs by up to 600 units, establishing public health clinics in Mohalla, and launching a health insurance program that will cover up to Rs. 10 lakh per family.
He urged the taxi union’s officials to serve the public with excellence and the drivers to operate honestly while abiding by the rules. He gave them his word that he would always be accessible to meet the needs and concerns of the people of Mohali. This time, the Taxi Union urged that only taxis with yellow licence plates be permitted to function as taxi services and that private, unlicensed taxis be prohibited from operating in the city. Commissioner Parvinderpal Singh of the Municipal Corporation, Chief Engineer Naresh Kumar Batta, Chairman Paramjit Singh, Secretary Jang Singh, Treasurer Kuldeep Singh Baidwan, Vice President Manish Kumar, Parveen Rana, Tarlochan Singh Baidwan, Mohali Motor Market and Vyapar Mandal President Kuldeep Singh Samana, and other dignitaries were present at the event.
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