Can I be forced to vacate a property if I am a tenant paying rent regularly on time?

This depends significantly on the type and terms of your tenancy. If you have a fixed-term lease or rent agreement that hasn't yet expired, your landlord generally cannot force you to vacate before the term ends, except on specific grounds recognised in your agreement or applicable law (which usually doesn't include simply "no reason" while you're complying with the agreement).

If your tenancy is on a month-to-month or similarly open-ended basis, or your fixed term has actually expired and you're continuing on a holdover basis, your landlord may have somewhat more flexibility to ask you to vacate with proper notice, even without a specific fault-based reason, depending on the specific tenancy law applicable in your state.

Regardless of the grounds, your landlord still cannot forcibly evict you without following the proper legal process — even where they're entitled to ask you to leave, actual eviction (if you don't voluntarily vacate) requires going through the Rent Controller or civil court. Review your specific agreement's terms and consult a tenancy lawyer to understand your exact position.