CDA Accelerates Development Work in 2 Sectors
While the process of securing possession of land was nearing completion to facilitate the allotment of plots to their rightful owners, minister of State for Interior Talal Chaudhary on Monday informed the National Assembly that development work in Sector C-15…
While the process of securing possession of land was nearing completion to facilitate the allotment of plots to their rightful owners, minister of State for Interior Talal Chaudhary on Monday informed the National Assembly that development work in Sector C-15 of Islamabad.
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- FGEHA Announces Plot Possession Date for Long-Delayed Housing Society in Islamabad.
- He remarked the administration was accelerating development and possession processes in C-15 and other sectors, including E-14, through reforms at the CDA.
- The minister expressed hope that the progress achieved in E-12 would be replicated in other sectors.
- He continued that a new member had been appointed specifically to oversee sector development and address related matters to expedite pending projects.
- He remarked the administration was working to address these problems and accelerate development so that allottees could receive their plots.
Responding to a Calling Attention Notice moved by MNA Naeema Kishwer Khan regarding delays in balloting and allotment of residential plots in various sectors, particularly C-15, he acknowledged that prolonged delays in the Capital Development Authority's (CDA) development projects had caused serious concern among allottees. FGEHA Announces Plot Possession Date for Long-Delayed Housing Society in Islamabad.
He remarked a number of sectors had remained incomplete for decades. Citing Sector E-12 as an example, he remarked allotment letters were issued in 1992 after the project was rolled out in 1985, but plenty of allottees had waited for years to obtain possession.
In practice, the minister remarked the administration had lately produced significant progress in Sector E-12, with possession handed over for around 4, 068 plots over the past one to one-and-a-half months.
He continued that commercial land in the sector. It had previously been occupied illegally, had additionally been cleared. The recovered commercial plots were valued at more than Rs200 billion, and their sale would generate resources for development in Islamabad, he remarked.
He remarked the administration was accelerating development and possession processes in C-15 and other sectors, including E-14, through reforms at the CDA. KDA Launches Anti-Encroachment Operation in Karachi.
Notably, the minister expressed hope that the progress achieved in E-12 would be replicated in other sectors. He remarked the administration aimed to hand over possession and resolve outstanding problems in further sectors in phases.
He acknowledged that encroachments, alleged collusion between elements within the CDA and local interests, and fraudulent claims involving built-up properties had contributed to delays in the allotment and possession process.
He remarked the administration was working to address these problems and accelerate development so that allottees could receive their plots. Stay Connected with ProPakistani. Obtain the latest news and stories wherever you prefer. Follow on Google Discover. Follow on Google News Join WhatsApp. See more ProPakistani stories in Google Search and Top Stories.
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