CDA Takes Possession of 5 Commercial Plazas in Islamabad
In practice, the Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) Administration and the Capital Development Authority (CDA) took control of five commercial plazas in Mouza Malpur along Murree Road on Friday evening as part of a campaign to recover allegedly encroached state land.
In practice, the Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) Administration and the Capital Development Authority (CDA) took control of five commercial plazas in Mouza Malpur along Murree Road on Friday evening as part of a campaign to recover allegedly encroached state land.
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- What happened
- Official response
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Key points
- Authorities rolled out the drive after Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi directed Islamabad's chief commissioner and CDA Chairman Sohail Ashraf to enforce anti-encroachment laws uniformly.
- A document verification camp discovered cases in which sale deeds reportedly described land concerning 1.5 kilometers from the occupied properties.
- A survey identified two fuel stations, nine commercial plazas, 25 houses and two warehouses on the disputed land.
- She continued that office-holders would challenge court-issued stay orders through the relevant legal process while respecting judicial directions.
- A revenue review discovered suspected discrepancies in ownership documents.
For context, the operation, which involved the CDA Enforcement Directorate and Islamabad Police, targets 108 kanals of administration land that office-holders say individuals have occupied over the past two decades. A survey identified two fuel stations, nine commercial plazas, 25 houses and two warehouses on the disputed land. Pakistan Wants Road Links to Central Asia Through China.
Meanwhile, a revenue review discovered suspected discrepancies in ownership documents. According to authorities, some residents applied records linked to different khasra numbers in neighboring Mouza Kot Hathial to claim properties in Mouza Malpur.
Meanwhile, a document verification camp discovered cases in which sale deeds reportedly described land concerning 1.5 kilometers from the occupied properties. Authorities are preparing legal proceedings, including FIRs over alleged fraudulent land transactions.
Authorities additionally documented that someone sold one plaza for Rs. 5 crore just five months ago. CDA Deputy Director General Enforcement Dr. Anum Fatima remarked the authority would take action against all unlawful occupants. Govt Directs NHA to Focus on Financially Viable Projects.
She continued that office-holders would challenge court-issued stay orders through the relevant legal process while respecting judicial directions. The ICT Administration and CDA remarked the recovery campaign would continue based on verified revenue records and legal procedures. 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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