27 illegal housing societies detected on Kashmir govt’s lands in Punjab

The federal government has assigned Punjab government the duty to reclaim encroached Kashmir state properties from land grabbers. Following the direction, the provincial government has set up a committee comprising officials from Punjab as Azad Kashmir as members to vacate illegal occupation across Lahore. Lahore Development Authority (LDA) now will carry out a crackdown on…

The federal government has assigned Punjab government the duty to reclaim encroached Kashmir state properties from land grabbers.

Following the direction, the provincial government has set up a committee comprising officials from Punjab as Azad Kashmir as members to vacate illegal occupation across Lahore.

Lahore Development Authority (LDA) now will carry out a crackdown on illegal occupants at Jail Road, Icchra, Rehmanpura, Sultanpura and Bordering area Wahga.

According to the reports, as many as 27 illegal housing societies have been established on land belonging to Jammu and Kashmir State.

The Committee will meet after every 14 days to review progress in the operations launched illegal occupation on Kashmir land.

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