Chunian : Sadaf Arshad District Coordinator | ReNews Pakistan
The district administration has tightened its grip against illegal housing schemes in Ellahabad, launching a crackdown on projects operating without mandatory NOC and property registration certifications.
According to sources, housing schemes selling plots without fulfilling legal requirements are being targeted in ongoing enforcement actions. Authorities stated that strict measures are necessary to protect citizens from fraud and unlawful real estate practices.
Officials warned that investing in schemes without approved NOCs may lead to financial losses, urging the public to verify the legal status of any housing project before making investments.
The administration further emphasized that the crackdown will continue, and indiscriminate legal action will be taken against all violators.

Chunian: Sadaf Arshad District Coordinator | ReNews Pakistan
Under the special directives of Deputy Commissioner Kasur and Assistant Commissioner Chunian, an awareness campaign against illegal encroachments along canal banks has been intensified. Municipal Committee Officer, Madam Mubeen Yunus, led a team to inspect the areas along Kanganpur Canal, Mokal Road, and Lindiya Wale Road.
During the visit, the Municipal Committee team, including Clerk Syed Ashiq Hussain Shah, Inspector Tariq, Naib Qasid, and other staff, informed local shopkeepers, street vendors, and stall owners about removing all illegal encroachments immediately.
Madam Mubeen Yunus stated that unauthorized carts, poultry cages, temporary stalls, and other items must be removed without delay. She clarified that this is the second official warning issued by the administration. She further added that a plantation drive will be launched along the canals to enhance cleanliness and greenery, making the city more attractive and environmentally friendly.
Citizens were urged to cooperate fully with the administration and remove their encroachments voluntarily; otherwise, Municipal Committee teams will take formal action in the next phase and confiscate all illegal items.
The administration confirmed that this campaign will continue at Kanganpur Canal, Mokal Road, Lindiya Wale Road, and other areas to ensure canal banks are kept clean, safe, and visually appealing.

Chunian: Sadaf Arshad, District Reporter | ReNews Pakistan
President of the Traders Association Rana Shafiq ur Rehman appealed to the government, highlighting that shades installed by shopkeepers in the main market of Chunian to protect against sun and rain were recently removed during a Pera force anti-encroachment operation, creating significant difficulties for both traders and customers.
He emphasized that the purpose of these shades was solely to provide shade, and with the arrival of summer, shopkeepers and shoppers are now struggling with extreme heat while carrying out business and purchases.
Rana Shafiq ur Rehman urged the authorities to either provide an immediate solution to this issue or allow shopkeepers to reinstall their shades to ensure smooth business operations and a comfortable shopping environment.