PM Imran unveils cadastral map of Islamabad to fight qabza gangs

Pakistani PM Imran unveils cadastral map of Islamabad to fight qabza gangs. Imran Khan, the prime minister of Pakistan, launched the cadastral map of Islamabad on Wednesday. The map will help prevent land record tampering, ensure construction monitoring through imaging, and offer land ownership information.

The cadastral mapping project was designed under the prime minister’s objective to replace the old system with a modernised digital online one using information technology.

They allocated the work of cadastral mapping to the Pakistan Survey of Pakistan. The entire country’s digitisation of income records for three major cities — Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad — and state land data would be completed in the first phase.

In his remarks at the inauguration, the prime minister stated that the project would assist people in determining ownership of plots. Thus, it was nothing short of a “transformational endeavour.”

He stated that the cadastral mapping of three cities would be completed by November of this year, and that would complete the remainder of the country six months later.

As the premier pointed out, large land-grabbing organisations operating in the country were making a lot of money from the illegal practice.

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He emphasised that around Rs400 billion worth of land in the capital was either unlawfully occupied or remained undeveloped. In addition, over 1,000 acres of forest area had been infringed upon by human activity. He explained the importance of releasing enormous tracts of property encroaching upon by private individuals. Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan releases a cadastral map of Islamabad in order to combat qabza gangs.

As he had hoped, the premier expressed sorrow that the country’s judicial system could not reclaim illegally occupied territory from encroachers.

He emphasized the importance of establishing the rule of law, stating that doing so would attract foreign investment to the country. Pakistani Prime Minister  releases a cadastral map of Islamabad in order to combat qabza gangs.

According to Prime Minister Imran Khan, he could remedy most of the country’s issues if Pakistanis, whom he described as the “country’s most valuable asset,” were properly utilized. He claimed that land grabbing was the source of approximately half of the complaints from Pakistanis residing abroad.

The prime minister stated that the National Database and Registration Authority (Nadra) was also introducing a system that would allow users to get information about projects with a single click, claiming that technology was the only tool that could defeat land grabbers. The National Database and Registration Authority (Nadra) is the government’s central database and registration authority.

When asked about climate change and its implications for Pakistan, the prime minister stated that his government was taking steps to create a clean and green Pakistan. Pakistani Prime Minister reveals a cadastral map of Islamabad in an effort to combat qabza gangs.

He also expressed concern about the felling of trees in Pakistan, noting that the government was replanting efforts and noting that forest cover along the Srinagar Highway had increased from 45 acres to 113 acres.

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