Minister Inspects Final Stage Works at CMDA Projects in Kolathur
The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority press release dated 30 January 2026, which has no government order number, reports Minister P. K. Sekarbabu’s inspection of final stage construction work at health, rehabilitation and police facilities in Kolathur. It records the inspection and instructions given to officials and contractors, but does not introduce any land use rule, property restriction or approval process.
What the press release covers
The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority press release describes an inspection carried out on 30 January 2026 under the guidance of the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu. P. K. Sekarbabu, Minister for the Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments Department and Chairman of the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority, inspected final stage work at several projects being constructed by the authority under the North Chennai Development Plan.
The inspection covered:
- A newly constructed blood purification centre in Jaganathan Street, Agaram, within the Kolathur Assembly constituency.
- A rehabilitation centre being developed at the same location.
- A police commissioner’s office under construction on 70 Feet Road, Kolathur.
- The Peravallur police station building under construction by the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority.
Action recorded
The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority press release states that P. K. Sekarbabu viewed and inspected the final stage work in person. He gave instructions and advice to the officials and contractors responsible for the projects.
The release does not state a completion date, opening date, project cost or procedure for members of the public to use the facilities. It also does not announce acquisition of land, a change of land use, planning permission or any restriction affecting private property.
Who may find it relevant
The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority press release may be relevant to residents and property owners near Jaganathan Street in Agaram, 70 Feet Road in Kolathur and the Peravallur police station area because it confirms that public facility construction was in its final stage when inspected. Property buyers should treat it as a project progress announcement, not as evidence of planning approval or a change in the legal status of nearby land.
Officials present
The inspection was attended by Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority Member Secretary and Principal Secretary G. Prakash, municipal and police officials, the zonal committee chairperson, the municipal health officer, Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority engineers, the district revenue officer, councillors, local representatives and other departmental officials.
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Common questions
Does this press release change the land use of property in Kolathur?
No land use change is announced. The release only reports an inspection of final stage construction work at public facilities.
Which projects were inspected?
The inspection covered a blood purification centre, a rehabilitation centre, a police commissioner’s office and the Peravallur police station building.
Does the release say when these facilities will open?
No. It describes the work as being in its final stage but gives no completion or opening date.
Does this document provide planning permission for nearby private property?
No planning permission process or approval for private property is included. The document is a press release about the progress of Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority projects.
