Staff Reporter
ISLAMABAD: The Ministry of Interior informed the National Assembly that the Capital Development Authority (CDA) had digitised 112 ‘Mouzas’ of Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT).
The written reply by the Ministry indicated that CDA plot records regarding the settled sectors had been computerized.
The organization digitised 943sq km, including 400sq km of CDA and 543sq km of ICT rural areas, it added.
It pointed out that in total 112 ‘Mouzas’ in ICT had been digitized which was incorporated through cadastral mapping (Survey of Pakistan) and was launched in September 2021. The CDA had also completely computerised sale/purchase/legal heir ship administration and associated transactions through NRTC installed system, it added.
It was informed that citizens could now track their case status through a web link which was provided the moment the citizen submitted a case at CDA facilitation centre. The citizens could interact through a 12-hour dedicated help line 918190 through which they might check the status of their case.
The case history of each property and transaction was maintained and recorded for future reference. It was also informed that CDA land records (plots and allotted properties) stood digitised since September 2021 wherein the record of allotted plots was available with complete details (owner, street number and sector).
The CDA has also digitised rural land records wherein it has partnered with SUPARCO and Survey of Pakistan. Geo-mapping of the CDA Rural Record has also been carried out with the assistance of the two organizations.
