Islamabad: Muhammad Ali Randhawa, Chairman of the Capital Development Authority (CDA), has directed the prompt resolution of Built-Up Property (BUP) issues in CDA sectors, aiming to accelerate development efforts across Islamabad. This directive was reported on October 22.

According to Zameen.Com, Randhawa emphasized the urgency of advancing developmental projects in all sectors, instructing the CDA’s Engineering and Estate Wings to collaborate closely for the seamless and timely execution of ongoing initiatives. He highlighted the need to swiftly address obstacles hindering progress and committed to personally visiting the sectors to monitor and facilitate issue resolution.

Key updates from the meeting indicated that approximately 68 percent of development work has been completed in Sector C-14, with culvert construction currently underway. In Sector C-15, possession issues were discussed, and Randhawa directed that BUP-related concerns be resolved urgently to support further development. Meanwhile, in Sector C-16, most major work has been completed, leaving only a few streets to be finalized. Sector E-12 also saw progress, with 65 percent of work in sub-sector E-12/1 completed, and Randhawa instructing the Estate Wing to expedite land acquisition to allow the Engineering Wing to continue with remaining tasks.

Randhawa further directed that possession of plots in completed sectors be handed over immediately to ensure uninterrupted progress and improve living conditions for residents in Islamabad.