Pakistan’s Capital Development Authority (CDA) issues a warning notice to the legal owner of Maulana Fazlur Rehman’s residence in Islamabad’s G-6 sector, directing removal of alleged unauthorised constructions within 15 days. The notice cites violations under the Islamabad Capital Territory Building Control Regulations 2020 (as amended in 2023), including a guards’ room and structures located in building setbacks (open spaces), along with a guard post and other items placed on CDA land.
According to the CDA notice, the authority also references an earlier affidavit connected to a no-objection certificate (NOC), in which the owner reportedly committed to removing setback violations within a set period and complying with regulations. The CDA warns that if the occupants do not comply, it may take action under relevant ordinance and regulations, including sealing or demolition and initiating steps that could affect the allotment.
Different outlets focus on overlapping details: Dawn highlights the specific violations and adds that a family member frames the action as retaliation for earlier claims about encroachments, while The Express Tribune leads with the CDA’s 15-day deadline and the itemized list of alleged violations. Both reports describe the same regulatory notice and compliance timeline.
