The chairman has also pledged to hold accountable any individuals found complicit in facilitating illegal activities.
ISLAMABAD: In a commendable display of commitment to upholding the rule of law and preserving the beauty of Islamabad, Captain (Retired) Anwarulhaq, Chairman of the Capital Development Authority (CDA), has swiftly responded to reports of widespread land encroachment and building violations near the CDA office premises.
Upon receiving reports of illegal activities, including unauthorized construction and encroachment on public land, Chairman Anwarulhaq wasted no time in initiating corrective measures. Under his direction, a comprehensive enforcement operation has been launched to dismantle illegal structures and restore the sanctity of public spaces.
The CDA’s enforcement team, led by dedicated officers, has been deployed to address the situation effectively. Encroachments have been removed, unauthorized constructions demolished, and the misappropriation of public land rectified.
Furthermore, Chairman Anwarulhaq has reaffirmed the CDA’s commitment to ensuring that Islamabad maintains its reputation as one of the most beautiful capitals globally. By prioritizing the enforcement of laws and regulations, he aims to safeguard the city’s aesthetic appeal and uphold the principles of justice and fairness for all residents.
The chairman has also pledged to hold accountable any individuals found complicit in facilitating illegal activities. Addressing concerns raised by the civil society and area residents, he emphasized the importance of transparency, integrity, and public service in all CDA operations.
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In response to the community’s appeals, Captain Anwarulhaq has assured residents that the CDA will continue its efforts to preserve Islamabad’s beauty and promote the rule of law. By taking decisive action against encroachments and building violations, the CDA remains steadfast in its commitment to serving the public interest and maintaining Islamabad’s status as a model capital city.
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