CDA removes political party's encroachment in Islamabad

Recently, the Capital Development Authority (CDA) successfully removed an encroachment that was allegedly done by a political party in Islamabad. The CDA confirmed that the plot, which was illegally occupied, has now been cleared. The plot was originally allotted in the name of an individual named Sartaj Ali. This action by the CDA comes after the Leader of Opposition in Senate, Shibli Faraz, criticized the government for using force against the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) and for the arrest of the local chapter chief, Aamir Mughal.

The issue of encroachments on public land has been a longstanding problem in Islamabad. Political parties and individuals have been known to illegally occupy land, leading to disputes and legal actions by the authorities. The recent operation by the CDA highlights the government's commitment to tackling encroachments and ensuring that public land is used appropriately.

The removal of encroachments in Islamabad is a positive step towards maintaining the city's infrastructure and upholding the rule of law. It sends a clear message that illegal occupation of public land will not be tolerated. By taking decisive action against encroachments, the government aims to create a more organized and lawful environment for all citizens.