Islamabad: The Capital Development Authority (CDA)’s enforcement department launched an anti-encroachment operation against unlawful buildings and structures in several parts of the city to retrieve the illegally occupied state land, reported news sources on Sunday, August 22.
According to authorities, the goal of the anti-encroachment effort is to safeguard government land from encroachers and keep Islamabad encroachment-free in compliance with the federal government’s directives.
The encroachment operation was carried out by the CDA’s enforcement branch, which was backed up by a heavy contingent of police and district administration. During the operation starting from Saidpur, a boundary wall and small rooms with gates were demolished, and several sections of the plaza in Sector I-10/4 were demolished. Similarly, a plaza built on government land in the Shakrial area’s Zia Masjid and another built at Sarai Mado in Sangjani were demolished. Moreover, an under-construction damp proof course (DPC) section was removed in Islamabad’s Bari Imam neighbourhood.
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