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Islamabad CDA Faces Legal Action Over Alleged Allocation of Fake Plots

October 14, 2026 • 1 hour ago •

ISLAMABAD: The Capital Development Authority (CDA) is embroiled in a legal controversy following the registration of a case involving the alleged allocation of ten fake plots. Multiple officials have been named in the complaint, raising serious concerns about corruption within the agency.

The case was filed after an investigation revealed discrepancies in the plot allocation process, prompting authorities to take action against those implicated. A spokesperson for the CDA stated, “We are committed to transparency and will cooperate fully with the investigation to ensure accountability.”

This incident highlights ongoing issues of corruption in Pakistan’s real estate sector, which has long been plagued by fraudulent practices. Citizens are increasingly concerned about the integrity of public institutions, as such scandals undermine trust in government operations and exacerbate the challenges of urban development.

Authorities are expected to conduct a thorough investigation into the matter, with potential repercussions for those involved. The CDA has announced plans to review its allocation processes to prevent future occurrences of similar fraud.