- October 21, 2023
- Posted by: Muhammad Shehzad
- Category: RBS News
The information regarding the land ownership from unauthorized occupants has been disclosed by the Capital Development Authority (CDA), as reported in a newspaper on October 16.
Read: CDA Announces A Major Anti-Encroachment Campaign In Islamabad
According to the detail provided, the CDA has effectively regained 750 kanals of its land. These lands are located in Sectors I-12/1, I-12/2, and I-12/3 in the past week. Additionally, CDA land ownership by Chairman Captain (retired) Anwar ul Haq has recently issued firm orders to intensify efforts in curbing encroachments across the federal capital.
A spokesperson reported that the CDA Enforcement Directorate, in coordination with multiple government agencies. It launched a coordinated operation to address an unauthorized Afghan settlement near NUST in Sector I-12. Moreover, this operation included the use of heavy machinery, leading to the removal of numerous makeshift structures and livestock enclosures.
Read: CDA To Pay Cash Instead Of BuP For Land Acquired
Furthermore, as reported by the news source, the 750 kanals of recovered land will designated for a range of forthcoming development initiatives. Notably, the anti-encroachment effort extended beyond Sector I-12 and included multiple other areas in Islamabad. These areas include Simly Dam Road, Karnal Sher Khan Avenue, Mandi Mor, Margalla Town Phase-2, and Murree Road. However, this operation involved the clearance of obstacles from public pathways on both sides of these roads.
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