Islamabad: The Capital Development Authority (CDA) on Monday informed the National Assembly (NA) Standing Committee on Government Assurances about its decision to transfer plot possessions to property owners in Sector E-12 on a timely basis, a news source reported.
As per the publication, CDA representatives stated that the civic agency had received development charges from the plot owners; adding that it has yet to hand over the possessions to these individuals.
They further stated that the CDA planned to develop E-12 without further delays. In response, the Standing Committee asked the CDA to resolve the issues pertaining to the sector within 30 days and present a compliance report.
To this effect, Member of National Assembly (MNA) Sher Akbar Khan said that the present management of the CDA had accelerated the development work in E-12 and was committed to transfer the plot possessions to the allottees.
The civic agency had announced Sector E-12 in 1985 but the allottees did not get the plots after three decades. The CDA told the allottees that they would receive plots in I-12 but that did not happen. Previously fake allottees were included and structures were built on the plots. As a result, the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) launched an investigation into the matter.
