September 6, 2026
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JNAC Targets 15 Buildings for Illegal Commercial Use of Basements

JNAC Targets 15 Buildings for Illegal Commercial Use of Basements

City Authority to Issue Notices Following High Court Directive

Key Points:

  • Two teams inspect violations in East and West assembly areas
  • Building owners face sealing threat over parking space misuse
  • ADM leads initiative to address illegal construction concerns

JAMSHEDPUR – Jamshedpur Notified Area Committee identified 15 buildings misusing basement parking spaces for commercial activities.

The authority will issue notices by Monday. Meanwhile, non-compliant owners risk premises sealing.

Two specialized teams began inspections on Friday. Moreover, they cover both assembly constituencies.

Inspection Drive

ADM Aniket Sachan directed swift action. Furthermore, he chaired a crucial planning meeting.

City officials conducted thorough checks. Meanwhile, engineers documented various violations.

“We’re ensuring strict compliance with building plans,” remarked a senior JNAC official.

Enforcement Measures

Krishna Kumar confirmed intensified monitoring. Additionally, teams maintain detailed violation records.

The authority warns of immediate action. However, owners receive time for compliance.

“Parking space preservation remains crucial,” noted a reliable source.

Future Plans

JNAC focuses on urban regulation adherence. Additionally, it addresses growing parking concerns.

The initiative targets illegal modifications. Meanwhile, officials monitor building code compliance.

“This effort will improve city infrastructure,” suggested a reliable source.

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