Key Takeaways
- Rawalpindi Development Authority (RDA) has taken legal action against the online promotion of an illegal housing scheme.
- The scheme, formerly known as Century Town, was advertised through social media and other online platforms without approval.
- RDA has referred the matter to the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency for further action.
The Rawalpindi Development Authority (RDA) has taken decisive action against the illegal promotion of the Signature City Housing Scheme, formerly known as Century Town, in Mouza Gurha Bherta and Begga Sheikha.
According to an RDA spokesperson, the housing scheme was promoted through social media, WhatsApp, YouTube, and other online platforms without obtaining the necessary approval from the competent authority.
The RDA has initiated legal proceedings against the concerned individuals and issued a notice under Section 12(5) of the relevant law, as per Rule 46(1) of the Punjab Development Authorities Private Housing Scheme Rules, 2021.
The authority has also referred the matter to the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency in Rawalpindi for further action against the illegal online advertisements, adhering to applicable laws and regulations.
The spokesperson emphasized that sponsors are not allowed to advertise or offer plots or housing units for sale through print or electronic media, or by any other means, without prior approval.
This move by the RDA underscores the commitment to maintaining regulatory compliance and ensuring the integrity of housing schemes in the region.
Residents and potential buyers are advised to exercise caution and verify the legitimacy of housing schemes before making any commitments or investments.





