Islamabad: A commission has been formed by the Interior Ministry to regularise all illegal structures built in the capital, a news report stated. The commission will consist of 12 members, and will be convened by the Chairman of the Capital Development Authority (CDA), Afzal Latif.
The commission has been granted the responsibility of presenting recommendations on all illegal land holdings in Islamabad, including the Prime Minister (PM)’s house in Bani Gala.
The commission will also prepare a set of recommendations for reviewing Islamabad’s master plan. These stipulations will be prepared by keeping in mind the requirements of the federal capital for the next twenty years.
With regard to Bani Gala’s regularisation, some sources have reported that the PM has submitted documents which relate to the mapping & ownership of his property to the concerned authority.
Back in December 2018, the Supreme Court (SC) had issued orders to CDA regarding regularisation of structures in Bani Gala. The CDA had been asked to provide details of the laws and fees it has imposed for meeting this end.
