Khamgaon Municipal Council e-auction: 65 Chaupati shops and halls opposite the City Police Station

The pre-bid premium deposit is the lot’s entire published premium — ₹1,50,000 to ₹25,00,000 — handed to the Chief Officer before bidding opens, not a token deposit. Condition 5 calls it the मुल अधिमुल्य अनामत (original premium deposit). Condition 5 requires the whole amount to be with the Chief Officer before bidding opens on 1 October, and the cover page requires the original demand draft at the Council office by 5:00 PM on 24 September. The cover page names a demand draft while condition 5 says online payment; confirm the channel with the Council. The premium paid to the Council is not returned in any circumstance and carries no interest. An unsuccessful bidder’s demand draft is returned 21 days after the auction proceedings are complete.

Originals & demand draft at the Council office close on 24 Sep 2026, 5:00 PM IST, and live bidding is scheduled for 1 Oct 2026. All dates are on the Government eAuction portal / the official notice.

Yes. Khamgaon Municipal Council’s e-auction notice requires every bidder to hold a valid Digital Signature Certificate (DSC). Enrol on the Government eAuction portal, then register (map) your DSC to your bidder profile. A DSC is a signing certificate on a USB e-token issued by a licensed Certifying Authority (CA) under India’s Controller of Certifying Authorities (CCA) (see the CCA’s list of licensed CAs); issuance time and validity vary by authority, so check with the one you choose and arrange it well before the deadline.

The notice offers 65 lots across 7 block floors, under खानपा/स.मि.व्य./522/2026, dated 25 Aug 2026.

This page transcribes all 65 rows with each lot’s block, floor, size, printed area, premium, rent and restriction, and reconciles their premiums to the notice’s own ₹3,07,50,000. It publishes four things the notice leaves unresolved rather than smoothing them over: the portal’s different Municipal Council, the cover pages and condition 26 disagreeing with the plan on whether Block 1’s first floor holds shops or halls, the three clauses giving different advance-rent amounts, and a lease that is three years renewable with thirty conditional on an unevidenced approval. Verify your lot in the current notice and on the Government eAuction portal before acting.

Reserve prices range from ₹1.50 L – ₹25.00 L. The reserve is the authority's floor price, not a guide to the final price. Sizes span 6.85 to 84.73 square metres.

Registration and bidding happen on the eAuction India, run by the National Informatics Centre (NIC) (Government eAuction) at https://eauction.gov.in/eAuction/app?page=FrontEndEauctionAdvancedSearch&service=page. The notice gives separate instructions for the pre-bid payment process. The authoritative notice is published on eauction.gov.in. BiddingPulse is not a party to the auction — register, pay, and bid only on the official source.

Beyond the headline figures, the source-backed terms are: the shops and halls were built for the Chaupati opposite the City Police Station under a scheme for providing notified urban services and facilities in urban local bodies, and the notice calls this the first-time (प्रथम वेळ) auction; bidders also need a username and password registered on the Government eAuction portal; the 21 ground-floor shops in Blocks 2 and 3 may only be used as refreshment centres, and Chaupati holders need the Council’s no-objection certificate; the notice lists chaat, pani puri, bhel, pav bhaji, samosa, kachori, ice cream, kulfi, falooda, Chinese, fast food, tea, coffee, cold drinks, juice, corn, coconut water, sandwiches and pizza as examples; condition 24 allows open-category bidders to bid for a category-reserved lot when no eligible beneficiary comes forward; condition 4 restricts bidding to people resident in Maharashtra for the past 15 years, on a domicile certificate, and condition 1 allows only one lot per person from an undivided family; the auction runs under Nagar Parishad Standing Direction No. 24 and government decision न.पा.प्र.सं./16/सर्व नपा/2004/कक्ष 6, and breaches are enforced under the Bombay Premises Eviction Act 1955 and section 100(A) of the Maharashtra Municipal Councils, Nagar Panchayats and Industrial Townships Act 1965; a transfer after two years’ use costs an amount the Council fixes at five times the annual rent payable; if possession is not returned when the term ends, the Council may recover 8 per cent of the ready-reckoner value of the place, rising 10 per cent each year until possession is given; the notice names two mobile numbers for e-auction queries and directs further detail to the Council’s property department head. BiddingPulse’s verification notes are: the portal files this record under the organisation chain Govt of Maharashtra → Directorate of Municipal Admin. Maharashtra State → Municipal Administration Buldhana District-DMA → Municipal Council Jalgaon Jamod, while both cover pages, the demand-draft payee, the letter number, condition 19, the architect’s sheet and the signature all say Khamgaon. BiddingPulse publishes it under Khamgaon on that evidence and keeps the portal’s different organisation chain visible so the record stays findable; each lot’s Government eAuction Auction ID was recorded from the portal’s own per-lot records on 4 September 2026. BiddingPulse re-checked all 65 against the portal’s own auction titles: every ID names the same block, floor and unit number this page prints. The IDs are published enumerated rather than as a range because numbers inside 2026_MH_35819–35966 belong to Malkapur Municipal Council’s separate shop sale; confirm the ID on the portal before bidding; the notice describes Block 1’s first floor in two ways. One cover page calls its ten lots हॉल्स (halls) and condition 26 imposes a load limit on “the hall on the first floor”; the other cover page calls them दुकाने (shops), condition 7 calls one of them a दुकान, the architect’s sanctioned sheet titles the section BLOCK-1 FIRST FLOOR SHOPS, and the schedule heading names no type there while explicitly printing हॉल for the second floor. the Council’s own portal records title those ten Shop No.01–10 (First Floor) and reserve Hall for the second floor alone. BiddingPulse publishes ten shops on that floor, given the weight of those five lot-level sources, and publishes halls only for Block 1’s second floor, where every source agrees; the notice’s own noun for the auctioned amount is अधिमुल्य (premium). BiddingPulse stores it as the reserve because condition 10 makes it the floor bidding starts above, and prints the source noun wherever the figure appears; the timetable publishes no clock time for the 1 October bidding day, so this page states the date without inventing opening or closing hours. Check the underlying source facts against the official notice before acting.