Malkapur Municipal Council e-auction: 69 commercial-complex shops on 30-year lease

The auction deposit is a fixed ₹35,000 per shop, uniform across all 69 shops regardless of size or reserve. The demand draft must be uploaded and its original lodged with the Municipal Council by 5:00 PM on 21 September, alongside the signed terms and the rest of the paperwork. The notice does not state whether or when this deposit is returned to an unsuccessful bidder. It does state that the deposit is forfeited if a successful bidder fails to pay, and that the premium itself is non-refundable.

Uploads & original documents close on 21 Sep 2026, 5:00 PM IST, and live bidding is scheduled for 24 Sep – 9 Oct 2026, one-hour slots from 10:00 AM IST. All dates are on the Government eAuction portal / the official notice.

Yes. Malkapur 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 69 shops across 2 levels, under the Reservation No. 55 shop e-auction, dated 4 Sep 2026.

This page transcribes all 69 rows with each shop’s dimensions, printed area, rent, reserved category and exact bidding slot, and reconciles them against the notice’s bidding calendar. It flags the nine rows whose printed area contradicts their own dimensions instead of publishing the smaller figure as a real floor, and keeps the fixed monthly rent separate from the premium that bidding moves. Verify your shop in the current notice and on the Government eAuction portal before acting.

The reserve is a uniform ₹3.15 L for all 69 shops. The reserve is the authority's floor price, not a guide to the final price. Sizes span 7.661 to 24.957 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 are leased for 30 years for commercial use only, under section 92 of the Maharashtra Municipal Councils, Nagar Panchayats and Industrial Townships Act 1965 and the Maharashtra Nagar Palika (Transfer of Immovable Property) Rules 2025 made under it; bidders also need a username and password registered on the Government eAuction portal; shops 1/2, 3 and 25/26 on the upper ground floor and 3, 4 and 16, 17 on the lower ground floor are excluded from this auction by the notice’s own heading; a successful bidder pays half the approved amount within two days of approval and the balance within 15 days; possession follows only after the full amount is paid and the lease deed is registered; at least three bidders must bid for a shop; if fewer do, the auction is extended and the competent authority then decides on the bids received or orders a re-auction; the rent rises 5 per cent every five years, is due by the 5th of the following month, and three months of arrears let the Council cancel the lease; no mezzanine or structural change may be made, and the shop may not be sub-let, mortgaged, gifted or transferred without the Council’s prior permission; the Council keeps the right to build above, beside or behind the shops, and shopkeepers may not obstruct that work or claim compensation for the disruption; the notice names the Municipal Council’s property manager as the contact for e-auction queries and prints a mobile number for them. BiddingPulse’s verification notes are: each shop’s Government eAuction Auction ID was recorded from the portal’s own per-lot records on 4 September 2026 and reconciles one-to-one with the notice’s 69 shops. BiddingPulse re-checked all 69 against the portal’s own auction titles: every ID names the same shop number and floor this page prints, and each record’s ₹3,15,000 starting price and ₹35,000 EMD payable to CO MC Malkapur match the notice. The IDs are published enumerated rather than as a range because eleven numbers inside 2026_MH_35946–36025 belong to Khamgaon Municipal Council’s separate Chaupati sale; confirm the ID on the portal before bidding; the portal files all 69 shops under the organisation chain Govt of Maharashtra → Directorate of Municipal Admin. Maharashtra State → Municipal Administration Buldhana District-DMA → Municipal Council Malkapur, so BiddingPulse could confirm the issuing council on the portal record as well as in the notice; the notice’s own noun for the auctioned amount is अधिमुल्य (premium). BiddingPulse stores it as the reserve because term 9 makes it the bid floor — a bid below the minimum premium is not accepted — and prints the source noun wherever the figure appears; the notice prints the portal as www.eauctiongov.in on its first two pages and as www.eauction.gov.in in its terms. BiddingPulse links eauction.gov.in, the NIC portal the Auction IDs above actually resolve on; the nine rows whose printed area contradicts their own printed dimensions are inconsistent within the notice itself. BiddingPulse publishes the 7.661–24.957 sqm band from the self-consistent rows and shows each contradictory row beside the area its dimensions give, rather than treating 3.4 sqm as a real floor. Check the underlying source facts against the official notice before acting.