RAWALPINDI: Rawalpindi Commissioner and Rawalpindi Development Authority (RDA) Director General Salman Ghani has directed officials to resolve pending issues involving six private housing schemes.
The instructions were issued on Friday in line with the Lahore High Court’s directions. The move aims to address outstanding complaints and disputes involving housing scheme management and affected residents.
Salman Ghani chaired a hearing at the RDA director general’s office. The meeting reviewed unresolved matters linked to the six housing projects.
Owners, sponsors, legal representatives, and affected residents attended the proceedings. Participants presented their concerns and complaints regarding the respective housing schemes.
Six Housing Schemes Under Review
The hearing covered six private housing schemes operating in different areas. These included Metro City Gujar Khan, Bahria Town, Mega City, Mumtaz City, The Avenue, and Top City.
During the proceedings, Ghani listened to participants individually. He also reviewed the pending issues associated with each housing scheme.
The hearing provided an opportunity for residents and other stakeholders to explain their concerns. The discussions focused on resolving outstanding matters under the applicable legal framework.
The RDA is responsible for regulating and managing development-related matters within its jurisdiction. Its role also includes overseeing relevant housing schemes and addressing regulatory concerns.
The latest directives require officials to follow the court’s instructions while handling the pending cases. They also emphasise timely action on complaints raised by affected residents.
RDA Law Officer Directed to Take Legal Action
During the hearing, Ghani instructed the RDA law officer to initiate immediate legal action. The officer was directed to proceed according to the Lahore High Court’s orders.
He also stressed the need for effective follow-up on the pending matters. Officials must take the necessary steps to prevent further delays in resolving the cases.
The legal officer will be responsible for ensuring that the authority’s actions comply with the court’s directions. The instructions also highlight the importance of addressing the outstanding issues through proper legal procedures.
The directive covers matters linked to all six housing schemes discussed during the hearing. However, the reference information does not specify individual deadlines for resolving each case.
Chief Planner Asked to Address Residents’ Complaints
The commissioner also directed the RDA chief planner to take immediate and effective measures. The official was instructed to address outstanding issues and ensure timely action on residents’ complaints.
The chief planner will need to coordinate the required steps concerning the pending matters. The instructions emphasise the importance of responding to affected residents without unnecessary delays.
Ghani reiterated that all relevant matters must be resolved promptly. He also stressed strict compliance with the Lahore High Court’s directions.
The latest hearing reflects the authority’s efforts to review unresolved housing scheme issues. It also places responsibility on relevant officials to ensure appropriate legal and administrative follow-up.
Residents affected by the disputes will be looking for progress following the hearing. The outcome will depend on the steps taken by the relevant departments and their compliance with the court’s orders.
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The RDA has been directed to pursue the pending matters through the appropriate legal channels. Officials have also been instructed to prioritise complaints and ensure timely action in accordance with the high court’s directives.
