Key Takeaways
- Islamabad High Court issues written verdict banning sheesha cafes.
- Islamabad district administration to intensify crackdown.
- Deputy Commissioner Islamabad directs assistant commissioners to enforce ban.
The Islamabad High Court (IHC) has issued a written decision banning sheesha cafes in the federal capital, marking a significant legal development in the city’s regulatory environment.
In response, the Islamabad district administration has vowed to intensify its enforcement efforts, with the Deputy Commissioner Islamabad directing all assistant commissioners to ensure full compliance with the new ban.
The decision comes after a prolonged legal process, with the IHC’s written verdict providing a clear mandate for the administrative action.
According to the IHC’s ruling, sheesha cafes are now prohibited in the Islamabad region, and the administration has been instructed to take immediate steps to enforce this ban.
The Deputy Commissioner Islamabad has specifically directed all assistant commissioners to speed up the enforcement process, ensuring that all sheesha cafes are brought into compliance with the new regulations.
This move is part of a broader crackdown on illegal and unregulated businesses in the city, with the administration aiming to create a safer and more regulated environment.
Citizens and businesses in Islamabad are advised to comply with the new regulations and cooperate with the authorities to ensure the smooth implementation of the ban.
The IHC’s decision is expected to have a significant impact on the sheesha cafe industry, which has been a source of controversy and concern in the city for some time.
