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CDA Recovers 1,133 Kanals of Land in Sector E-12

The Capital Development Authority has reclaimed 1,133 kanals of state land in Sector E-12, paving the way for accelerated development work.

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CDA Recovers 1,133 Kanals of Land in Sector E-12
Workers from the Capital Development Authority inspect the reclaimed land in Sector E-12.

Key Takeaways

  • The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has reclaimed 1,133 kanals of state land in Sector E-12.
  • The land, estimated to be worth billions of rupees, was illegally occupied for nearly four decades.
  • This recovery paves the way for accelerated development work in the sector.

The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has successfully reclaimed 1,133 kanals of state land in Sector E-12, a move that has been in the works for nearly four decades. According to an official statement, the land, which is valued at billions of rupees, was illegally occupied by various individuals and entities.

The recovery of this land is significant as it will facilitate the CDA in carrying out accelerated development work in the sector. The reclaimed land is expected to play a crucial role in the overall urban planning and infrastructure development of Islamabad.

The official statement issued on Monday highlighted the importance of this land recovery, noting that it will not only enhance the sector's development but also ensure the efficient use of state resources. The CDA has been working diligently to reclaim the land, which was previously occupied by illegal occupants.

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The reclaimed land is part of a broader initiative by the CDA to improve the living conditions and infrastructure in Sector E-12. This area, which is a key part of the capital city, has faced challenges due to illegal land occupation, hindering the progress of development projects.

The CDA's efforts to reclaim the land have been ongoing, with the authority working closely with relevant authorities to ensure a smooth and efficient process. The recovery of this land is expected to set a precedent for similar actions in other sectors of Islamabad.

The official statement did not provide details on the identities of the illegal occupants or the legal actions taken to reclaim the land. However, it emphasized the importance of this recovery in the context of urban development and the efficient use of state resources.

The CDA's success in reclaiming this land is seen as a significant step towards the accelerated development of Sector E-12. This move is expected to benefit the local community by improving infrastructure and enhancing the overall quality of life in the area.