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CDA Chairman Directs to Speed up Development of Islamabad’s Sectors

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Massive Overhaul Coming: CDA Chief Orders Rapid Development in Islamabad’s Key Sectors

In a major push to fast-track urban development, Chairman of the Capital Development Authority (CDA) and Chief Commissioner Islamabad, Muhammad Ali Randhawa, on Monday ordered the acceleration of ongoing development projects across several sectors of the federal capital. He reaffirmed his resolve to transform Islamabad into a model city, characterized by world-class infrastructure and efficient public service delivery.

During a high-level meeting, Chairman Randhawa reviewed the progress of key development works in sectors C-14, C-15, C-16, E-12, and I-12. The session was attended by senior CDA officials including Member Administration and Estate Talat Mahmood, Member Engineering Syed Nafasat Raza, and Member Planning Dr. Khalid Hafiz.

“We must not only speed up development but also ensure that no compromise is made on quality and standards,” Randhawa stressed during the briefing.

To enhance field-level coordination, the Chairman directed the Deputy Commissioner CDA and relevant directorates to establish on-site camp offices in all active development zones. This initiative aims to resolve citizens’ complaints swiftly and transparently, right at their doorsteps.

Randhawa also unveiled plans to upgrade the city’s infrastructure by installing modern street lighting, widening main entry points, and improving road networks in the new sectors.

He further ordered a crackdown on encroachments and illegal structures, instructing that all obstacles hampering progress must be removed without delay.

Applauding a recent record-breaking commercial plot auction, Randhawa termed it a “historic success” and praised the performance of all departments involved. He directed the Finance Wing to promptly allocate funds to ensure the timely completion of development projects.

“CDA is fully committed to transforming Islamabad into a model city,” Randhawa reiterated. “We are utilizing every available resource to meet the housing needs of our citizens in an efficient and transparent manner.”

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Citizen Booked for Crossing Motorway on Foot

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A case has been registered against a citizen for crossing the motorway on foot. Motorway Police lodged the FIR at Hanjrwal Police Station.

 
 
 

According to the details, the individual, identified as Sajjad Mahmood, attempted to cross the motorway near Shadiwal, Lahore, on foot. A formal complaint was submitted under Sections 290 and 291 of the Pakistan Penal Code.

 

Motorway Police stated that crossing the motorway on foot is a legal offence, as it poses serious risks and can lead to life-threatening accidents. They emphasized that several previous accidents have been caused by such irresponsible actions.

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