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CDA Gives Fazlur Rehman 15 Days on Islamabad House

He has 15 days to remove the alleged illegal construction.

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The Fazlur Rehman residence cited in the CDA construction notice
CDA has given JUI-F chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman 15 days to remove alleged illegal constructions at his Islamabad residence. Photo: Enable Pakistan

CDA has given JUI-F chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman 15 days to remove alleged illegal constructions at his Islamabad residence or face possible demolition and legal action. The Fazlur Rehman residence is the Islamabad house named in the notice, and the constructions are described as alleged, meaning the claim has been made and is still framed that way.

The deadline is 15 days. The city is Islamabad. The outcomes named if the constructions stay are possible demolition and legal action. CDA, the Capital Development Authority, is the body that issued the deadline. The update does not describe which rooms or structures are in question.

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What the Fazlur Rehman residence notice requires

He has 15 days to remove the alleged illegal constructions. The house is in Islamabad. Failure to do so can lead to demolition and legal action. The notice is directed at Maulana Fazlur Rehman in his role as JUI-F chief.

Our verdict

CDA has given Maulana Fazlur Rehman 15 days to clear alleged illegal construction at his Islamabad residence. Demolition and legal action are the steps named if that does not happen.

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Frequently asked questions

Who received the notice?

JUI-F chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman.

How long does he have?

15 days.

What must be removed?

Alleged illegal constructions at his Islamabad residence.

What could follow if they stay?

Possible demolition and legal action.

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