Key Takeaways
- The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has started issuing allotment letters to E-12 sector affectees.
- This move aims to resolve compensation cases and build trust with local landowners.
- Around 146 allotment letters against built-up property remain pending.
The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has initiated the process of issuing allotment letters to residents affected by the E-12 sector project, marking a significant step towards resolving long-standing compensation disputes.
Launched in 1989, the E-12 sector project has faced numerous delays, primarily due to unresolved compensation issues with landowners whose properties were acquired by the CDA.
In a recent development, the CDA issued 15 allotment letters to affected residents, a move aimed at clearing areas where compensation has been paid and initiating further development work.
The CDA has completed development work in most parts of three sub-sectors but still requires additional work in Sub-Sector 4.
Following discussions with the CDA chairman and Member Estate, officials have agreed to expedite legitimate compensation cases, ensuring that all genuine landowners receive their due.
CDA Deputy Commissioner Abdul Rauf Khan, Director Enforcement Chaudhry Kamran Bakhat, and Deputy Director Riaz Khan visited the site and handed 15 allotment letters to affected residents, assuring them that the remaining letters will be issued soon.
A committee at the land directorate has also been formed to address pending land issues involving local residents, further indicating the CDA's commitment to resolving these issues.
The CDA faces similar compensation challenges in other sectors, including E-13, D-13, F-13, C-13, C-15, and C-16, highlighting the broader scope of the ongoing efforts.
An official statement emphasized the need for authorities to compensate all genuine landowners and allot plots against acquired land and built-up property without delay.
