Islamabad: The Prime Minister’s Office constitutes a joint investigation committee to thoroughly and thoroughly, the “Land Mafia” in the federal capital, robbed the so-called state and sets responsibility for those involved in illegal practices.
The order issued in this regard stated that the Commission will also propose remedies to protect the interests of persons and entities who are suspected of victims of fraud.
The July Committee was formed on an application submitted to the Prime Minister’s Office. It is led by the Deputy Director of Islamabad, including representatives of the Inter-Service Intelligence, Intelligence Agency, Capital Police, FBI, Pakistan Navy (nominated by Navy Headquarters) and any other optional member or committee committee.
The Ministry of the Interior will notify the committee, and the Deputy Commissioner’s Office will provide secretary support to the joint investigative body.
Seven persons institution investigates fraudulent land transfers, restoration liability, and recommends remedies
The committee has been directed to submit its report to the Prime Minister within 7 days through the Ministry of Home Affairs.
Sources told dawn The expat submitted an application to the Prime Minister’s portal, complaining that he had robbed his country in Islamabad.
In response, the Prime Minister’s Office constitutes the committee attempting the matter and establishing responsibility. The complaint was also forwarded to the Deputy Commissioner’s Office, which was asked to conduct an investigation.
The DC office launched an investigation, and police began the investigation.
Preliminary findings show that retired bureaucrats currently living in the United States with the World Bank and with the World Bank, foreigners own the land. His father purchased 137 Kanals in rural areas of the capital in 2002 and owned the hero ownership, ownership and rights.
During a recent visit to Islamabad, he found private security personnel deployed in his country and found it had been occupied by the other party. He also found that the cattle he owned and kept on the property had disappeared.
The expat has appointed a manager to take care of the land in his absence and issued a power of attorney on his behalf in the lawsuit. However, the power of attorney is limited to legal matters.
It was later discovered that the condolence of the manager with some officials of the state provider/intermediary and income registration agency branches changed the last page of the power of attorney, allowing the manager to grant the manager the power to sell the country.
Using fake documents, the two sold the property through separate transactions, with paid orders and cash of Rs 390 crore despite the actual value of the land of Rs 190 crore.
Some officials suspected of having the Revenue Registration were also involved.
The committee is led by departmental specialists and will likely submit a report to the Prime Minister’s Office soon.
Meanwhile, the capital police have registered cases of livestock theft.
Further legal proceedings will be taken, including registration of other cases, according to the inquiry report and directives issued by the PM Office.
Posted in Dawn on September 18, 2025
