Constructions of the proposed Post Graduate Institute at the Capital Hospital is likely to be completed by February 2019 as the process for this has already begun, according to official sources.
The General Administration Department on Monday alienated a total of 4.45 acres of land at Gangnagar Mouza in favour of the Health and Family Welfare Department for construction of the proposed institute. However, it has warned that the land must be used within 36 months for the purpose it was allotted, otherwise it would be de-alienated.
“The land shall be utilized exclusively for the purpose for which it is alienated and in case of non-utilization the land shall be reverted back to the G.A. Department. The construction work over the allotted area shall be completed within 36 months from the date of issue of this order,” instructed a letter issued by the GA Department.
It further informed that the land would be demarcated and physical possession given to authorised officers/ representative of Health Department by the concerned Revenue Inspector of the GA Department.