Islamabad: The Capital Development Authority (CDA) said on Monday that 15 commercial structures in the Banigala and Kuri neighbourhoods had been shut because they were being built without the civic agency’s consent.
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The enforcement division of the civic agency also launched an operation in sector F-13, razing an unlicensed market. The commercial buildings in the Bani Gala and Kuri areas were blocked for carrying out unlawful works without CDA clearance, according to the press statement.
The news statement stated, “The building control department took prompt action and not only stopped the construction activity but also sealed the structures.”
Meanwhile, the CDA’s enforcement division carried out an operation in sector F-13, where “an unlawful plaza with 30 stores and a new illegal under-construction market were demolished with heavy gear,” according to a news statement.
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A total of four kanals of government land were also recovered. The CDA purchased sector F-13 in 2008, but has failed to compensate inhabitants in order to take total control of the area. The press statement stated that “protection of government lands is our main priority,” and that the CDA has been undertaking operations against encroachments and unlawful structures in the Federal Capital, resulting in the recovery of billions of rupees in government land.
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