Islamabad: A special committee constituted on directives of Executive Board of the Federal Government Employees Housing Authority (FGEHA) has cancelled the allotment of six plots in sectors F-14 and F-15 who failed to clear their dues.
"The committee carefully reviewed all relevant records, applicable rules, regulations, and legal requirements and recommended to cancel the allotment of six plots whose owners had failed to meet their financial obligations since 2016", the statement issued by the FGEHA on Wednesday said.
The statement said a small number of allottees have continuously failed to deposit their outstanding installments since 2016 despite being provided multiple opportunities to regularize their dues.
To thoroughly examine the matter, a special committee was constituted on the directions of the Executive Board of FGEHA. A list of allottees in Sectors F-14 and F-15 with outstanding dues has been prepared; cancellation proceedings will be initiated against defaulters as per law.
The FGEHA said that under leadership of Federal Minister for Housing and Works Riaz Hussain Pirzada, Secretary Housing and Works Captain (r Muhammad Mehmood and Director General, FGEHA, Captain (r Zafar Iqbal, vigorous efforts are underway to transform Sectors F-14 and F-15 into modern, aesthetically developed, and environmentally sustainable residential sectors of Islamabad.
Various measures are being taken to accelerate development activities, address the concerns of allottees, ensure the provision of essential infrastructure and services, and facilitate the early completion of the project.
The Authority's leadership reiterates its commitment to developing Sectors F-14 and F-15 as environment-friendly, climate-resilient, sustainable, and exemplary residential communities in line with modern urban planning standards. The timely completion of the project and early provision of plots to allottees remain among the Authority's highest priorities.
FGEHA also its sincere appreciation to all allottees who have regularly fulfilled their financial obligations and contributed positively to the development of the project. Their cooperation has played a significant role in maintaining the pace of development activities.
