Islamabad High Court orders CDA to unseal PTI office

The Islamabad High Court (IHC) has directed the Capital Development Authority (CDA) to promptly remove the seals from the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) central secretariat in Islamabad. This decision follows PTI's petition against the closure of their office by the CDA on May 24, citing unauthorized constructions and encroachments as reasons for the action.

The IHC's ruling in favor of PTI's plea marks a significant milestone in the legal dispute between the political party and the civic authority. The court's involvement underscores the importance of complying with regulations and legal processes in urban development and construction endeavors.

PTI's central secretariat in Islamabad faced closure by the CDA on May 24 due to alleged unauthorized constructions and encroachments. In response, PTI filed a petition with the IHC, seeking the removal of the seals placed by the CDA and the restoration of their office operations.

The Islamabad High Court's directive to the CDA to unseal PTI's central secretariat signifies a crucial step in resolving the legal conflict between the two parties. This decision emphasizes the significance of upholding legal standards and procedures in urban development activities, ensuring compliance with regulations for sustainable and lawful construction practices.