The Lahore Development Authority (LDA) demolished infrastructure of six illegal housing schemes during operations in different areas of Lahore.
During an operation along Sunder-Raiwind Road and Multan Road, LDA teams demolished boundary walls, offices, roads and other structures linked to six illegal housing schemes.
The operation was conducted under the supervision of the Chief Metropolitan Planner.
The targeted developments included Masha Allah Villas, an illegal subdivision near Mal Pind, Daman City, Maraka Marketing, Maraka Homes, Maraka City and New Lahore City.
In a separate operation, the LDA’s Town Planning Wing sealed 43 commercial properties in areas under its jurisdiction, including GT Road, Allama Iqbal Town and Gulberg.
Of these, 10 properties were sealed in Allama Iqbal Town, 15 in Gulberg and 18 along GT Road for violations involving unauthorised commercial activities.
The sealed premises included private schools, grocery stores, beauty salons, cafes, restaurants, food outlets, clinics, pharmacies, shops, showrooms, automobile workshops and offices.
The operation was supervised by Chief Town Planner-I Asad-ul-Zaman.
The LDA said action against illegal housing schemes, unauthorised commercial buildings and properties defaulting on commercial fees would continue without discrimination, in line with the director general’s directives.
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