The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has formally introduced an automated e-balloting system, operated through NADRA, to settle persistent property disputes across multiple Islamabad sectors. The measure targets allottees impacted by earlier layout-plan changes that produced cancelled allocations, resized plots, relocated positions, or prolonged delays in obtaining physical possession.
According to the announcement, many buyers — including overseas Pakistanis who invested during the 1990s and early 2000s — were affected when revised sector maps shrank original 1-kanal plots to sizes such as 14 marlas or 10 marlas, altered plot numbers, or moved holdings into depression areas or terrain beside seasonal nullahs. The notified scheme allows affected allottees to regularize and recover their rightful plots free of cost.
The initiative spans ten residential sectors: I-11, I-12, I-13, I-14, I-15, E-12, E-13, C-13, C-14, C-15, and C-16. A fair resolution is described as vital to preserving investor trust in Islamabad’s property sector.
Eligibility and application: claimants must file an official application with the Directorate of Land Rehabilitation, attaching a valid allotment letter duly attested by a Grade-16 or higher government officer. The application must precisely state the issue — an altered plot number, reduced dimensions, adverse terrain allocation, or complete cancellation arising from modified layout drawings. After thorough administrative scrutiny, verified claimants enter the automated e-balloting pool for reallocation.
Alongside the ballot, land recovery and anti-encroachment operations continue in sectors such as E-13 and other long-stalled development zones, clearing encroached land for development works. The stated position is clear: individuals with lawful registries and verified documentation will be fully accommodated and assisted, while unauthorized occupants lacking valid legal standing will receive no concessions.
Particular emphasis is placed on Sector C-14, situated near the Margalla Hills and Iran Avenue, adjacent to developing infrastructure, an international-standard cricket stadium, and planned luxury commercial facilities. C-14 offers only 1-kanal residential plots. Major roadway completions — including rapid works on Kashmir Chowk, Serena Chowk, and the Margalla Enclave underpass — are improving federal capital connectivity, and resolving layout anomalies is expected to unlock substantial value for owners.
This verified, automated framework is presented as an important milestone toward administrative transparency, delivering relief to owners still awaiting lawful possession and revitalizing confidence across Islamabad’s civic planning landscape.
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