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FGEHA distributes land allotments to affected residents

The Federal Government Employees Housing Authority (FGEHA) has retrieved 132 kanals of land in Sector G-15/3 and distributed allotment letters to 38 affect

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FGEHA distributes land allotments to affected residents
Residents gather for a ceremony marking the distribution of land allotments by FGEHA.

Key Takeaways

  • The Federal Government Employees Housing Authority (FGEHA) has retrieved 132 kanals of land in Sector G-15/3.
  • Allotment letters were distributed among 38 affected allottees as per the directive from the Director General.
  • A dignified ceremony was held to mark the distribution, ensuring transparency and accountability.

The Federal Government Employees Housing Authority (FGEHA) has successfully retrieved 132 kanals of land in Sector G-15/3, a move aimed at addressing long-standing disputes among residents.

On the instructions of the Director General, Captain (Retd.) Zafar Iqbal presided over a ceremony to distribute allotment letters to 38 affected allottees, ensuring that each individual received their rightful share.

This action marks a significant step towards resolving land-related issues and providing clarity to those who have been waiting for their allotments.

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The dignified nature of the ceremony underscored the commitment of FGEHA to transparency and fair distribution, thereby building trust among the community members.

Captain (Retd.) Zafar Iqbal highlighted the importance of such measures in maintaining order and ensuring that all residents receive their due rights under the housing authority’s policies.

The affected allottees expressed satisfaction with the process, stating that they felt more secure knowing that their claims were being addressed properly.

This development is seen as a positive step towards resolving land disputes within the sector, fostering a sense of community and cooperation among residents.