CDA Retrieves 1,133 Kanals of Land Worth Billions of Rupees in Sector E-12 After 40 Years; Development Work Progressing at Full Pace

CDA Retrieves 1,133 Kanals of Land Worth Billions of Rupees in Sector E-12 After 40 Years; Development Work Progressing at Full Pace

Date: Oct 20, 2026

ISLAMABAD – October 19, 2026: In a landmark achievement, the Capital Development Authority (CDA) has successfully retrieved 1,133 kanals of valuable state land, worth billions of rupees, from illegal occupants in Sector E-12 after 40 years. This significant milestone was achieved on the directions of Federal Minister for Interior Syed Mohsin Raza Naqvi and under the leadership of CDA Chairman Sohail Ashraf. The extensive enforcement operation to retrieve the valuable state land was carried out under the supervision of the Deputy Director General (Enforcement), Additional Deputy Commissioner (General) Dr. Anum Fatima and Islamabad Administration, the concerned Assistant Commissioner and Islamabad Police. Following the successful retrieval of the land, development work in Sector E-12 is progressing at full pace. The recovery of this valuable state property has further facilitated development work, while work on planned infrastructure is being accelerated to ensure timely completion of the development work of Sector E-12 project. The Citizens have appreciated CDA's excellent efforts and decisive action against illegal encroachments to retrieve and protect state land. They have also welcomed the pace of development work in Sector E-12, marking a significant step forward in the continued development of the federal capital. Chairman CDA Sohail Ashraf stated that CDA is committed to retrieving valuable state land worth billions of rupees from illegal encroachments and ensuring the timely completion of development work in Sector E-12 in accordance with approved quality standards and specifications. He emphasized that the protection of state land and the completion of development projects with a strong focus on quality and standards remain key priorities of CDA.