Sources indicate that these officials are under investigation for their role in allotting plots in sector I-11/2 based on potentially falsified documents. The investigation, launched last year, focuses on 43 suspicious files related to plot allocations.
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Additionally, the investigation is looking into plots allegedly allocated using backdated files. It is alleged that some plots were initially allotted using forged documents, followed by amendments to relocate them (corrigendum). Furthermore, officials from the land directorate are accused of allotting plots in sectors I-11 and I-12 using signatures backdated in violation of established regulations.
In 2017, the CDA listed 800 available plots across sectors, with approximately 250 allocated through balloting and the remainder reserved for future allocation. However, recent revelations in 2021-22 suggest nearly 300 plots were allotted under questionable circumstances, including backdated approvals allegedly involving property dealers.
