An operation against encroachments in Aladin Park in Karachi on Thursday continued on a third consecutive day. According to details, heavy machinery and a large number of contingents of police personnel have arrived at the scene to participate in the drive with the anti-encroachment team.
Earlier, Supreme Court had rejected pleas of affectees for compensation and halting anti-encroachment operation along Gujjar and Orangi drains.A bench headed by Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) Justice Gulzar Ahmed heard the case regarding the anti-encroachment drive at SC’s Karachi registry. The apex court revoked the stay orders and ordered the government to continue the operation along nullahs ahead of monsoon season. The anti-encroachment department’s director said that a shopping mall, pavilion and club are illegally constructed in the park.
Grid Station: Declaring the electric grid station built on a greenbelt in Mehmoodabad area of the provincial capital as ‘illegal’, the Supreme Court on Thursday ordered the Karachi Electric (K-Electric) to remove the grid station within two months.
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