RDA Demolishes Illegally Constructed Residential House and Boundary Wall.
Illegal Constructions Erected in Graveyard Area of Top City-1 Housing Scheme.
RAWALPINDI : Under the directions of Director General of the Rawalpindi Development Authority (RDA), Kinza Murtaza, Task Force has significantly ramped up efforts to combat illegal constructions in the region. As part of these efforts, the RDA Enforcement Squad recently carried out an operation near the Top City-1 housing scheme in Mouza Bajnial, Rawalpindi. This operation specifically targeted illegal constructions that had been constructed in a graveyard area within the boundaries of the Top City-1 housing scheme, RDA spokesperson informed.
The operation, executed in response to violations of the approved Layout Plan (LOP), resulted in the demolition of an illegally constructed residential house and boundary wall. These structures had been built in clear violation of the approved development plan for the area, prompting the RDA to take immediate action in accordance with building regulations.
The operation is part of RDA’s broader strategy to ensure adherence to urban planning laws, maintain the integrity of the city’s development, and curb unlawful construction activities that disrupt the planned development of Rawalpindi. RDA remains committed to ensuring that all construction within its jurisdiction is compliant with established plans and standards.
The Director General RDA, Kinza Murtaza has emphasized that such operations will continue to ensure that Rawalpindi’s urban development follows lawful and sustainable guidelines. The RDA also urges citizens and developers to adhere strictly to all approved plans and regulations to avoid legal consequences.
The joint operation team included officials from the RDA and Police Station Naseerabad, Rawalpindi. Key team members were In-Charge of Enforcement Squad, Assistant Director Building Control RDA, along with RDA Scheme/Building Inspectors and other team members.