ISLAMABAD: The Senate Standing Committee on Housing and Works has reviewed outstanding issues involving several housing schemes in Islamabad and Rawalpindi, including the Thalian Housing Scheme, disputed land linked to Green Land and Sky Garden, and housing quotas in F-14, F-15 and Bhara Kahu.
One of the key matters discussed was the situation of approximately 5,000 applicants associated with the Thalian Housing Scheme who are seeking relief. However, the available details do not specify the nature of their grievances or whether they are seeking refunds, plot allotments, possession or another form of resolution.
The committee also continued its review of disputed land involving Green Land and Sky Garden. The matter remains under monitoring, although details about the parties involved, the precise nature of the land dispute and its possible impact on development activities were not specified.
Sky Garden is among the housing projects being developed under the Federal Government Employees Housing Authority (FGEHA). The authority has previously set a December 31, 2026, possession target for Blocks A, B and D. However, the latest committee review does not establish whether the land-related matters discussed will affect this schedule.
Housing quotas in F-14, F-15 and Bhara Kahu were also included in the committee’s discussions. No specific changes to allocation policies or decisions concerning particular categories of applicants were reported.
The review highlights continuing challenges involving housing allotments, land disputes and the progress of public-sector housing projects. However, a committee review does not itself resolve ownership disputes or guarantee possession, refunds or other relief for affected applicants.
For applicants and existing allottees, maintaining payment receipts, allotment documents and official correspondence remains important while awaiting further developments. Written updates from the relevant housing authority can help clarify the status of individual cases.
Further progress will depend on any formal directions issued by the committee and subsequent action by the concerned authorities. Applicants should rely on official announcements from the Senate, the Ministry of Housing and Works and FGEHA for confirmed decisions regarding their schemes.
