ISLAMABAD: The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has reportedly completed the demarcation of government land in Mouza Malpur near Murree Road and Rawal Lake as authorities prepare for a possible anti-encroachment operation in the area.
The demarcation exercise aims to establish clear boundaries between state-owned and privately owned land. This process can help the CDA and district administration identify potential encroachments and determine whether any structures occupy government property.
According to reports published on October 20, 2026, the authorities are preparing for further action against illegal occupation of public land. However, no date has been announced for the reported operation, and no demolition or eviction has been confirmed as part of this initiative.
The exercise marks a preparatory step towards enforcing land ownership boundaries. Officials would need to assess the relevant land records and property documents to determine the status of specific plots or structures before taking any enforcement action.
Malpur is located near Murree Road and Rawal Lake, making land ownership and boundary verification important for property owners, buyers, and investors in the surrounding area.
People considering property purchases in Malpur or nearby locations should verify ownership records, plot boundaries, and relevant approvals through the appropriate authorities before completing a transaction.
Further details about the proposed anti-encroachment drive, including its schedule and the land or structures that may be affected, remain unconfirmed. Property owners should follow official CDA announcements for updates on any enforcement action.
