Tag: NADRA E-Balloting

  • CDA E-Balloting for Affected Plots: A Guide

    Introduction to the CDA E-Balloting Initiative

    The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has introduced an automated e-balloting process to help property owners in Islamabad resolve long-standing issues caused by historical revisions in layout plans. Many allottees have faced challenges such as canceled allotments, resized plots, shifted locations, or delays in physical possession. This initiative, managed through the National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA), provides a transparent and systematic way to regularize and reclaim legitimate plots at no extra cost.

    Who is Eligible for This Relief?

    This relief initiative covers plot owners across several key residential sectors in Islamabad, including sectors I-11, I-12, I-13, I-14, and I-15, as well as E-12, E-13, C-13, C-14, C-15, and C-16. Many investors, including overseas citizens who bought plots in the 1990s and early 2000s, have been affected by discrepancies such as reduced plot sizes (e.g., original 1-kanal plots reduced to 14 marlas or 10 marlas), altered plot numbers, or reallocation to unfavorable locations like depression areas or terrain near seasonal nullahs.

    How to Apply for the E-Balloting

    To participate in the NADRA-administered e-balloting, claimants must complete the following steps:

    • Submit an Official Application: Send your application to the Directorate of Land Rehabilitation.
    • Provide Attested Documents: Include a valid allotment letter that has been duly attested by a Grade-16 or higher government officer.
    • Detail the Specific Issue: Clearly describe the problem affecting your plot, such as an altered plot number, reduced dimensions, adverse terrain allocation, or complete cancellation due to modified layout drawings.

    After your application undergoes thorough administrative scrutiny, verified claimants will be entered into the automated e-balloting pool for reallocation.

    Land Recovery and Anti-Encroachment Operations

    In parallel with the e-balloting, extensive land recovery and anti-encroachment operations are underway in sectors like E-13 and other development zones. Authorities have reclaimed substantial parcels of encroached land to clear the path for development. Official guidelines state that individuals with lawful registries and verified documentation will be fully accommodated, while unauthorized occupants without valid legal standing will not receive concessions.

    Focus on Sector C-14 and Future Prospects

    Sector C-14, located near the Margalla Hills and Iran Avenue, is a premier location offering exclusive 1-kanal residential plots. Situated near developing infrastructure, an international-standard cricket stadium, and planned luxury commercial facilities, the sector is seeing increased value. With major roadway completions—such as works on Kashmir Chowk, Serena Chowk, and the Margalla Enclave underpass—enhancing connectivity, resolving layout anomalies in these areas is expected to unlock significant value for property owners. This automated balloting framework represents a major step toward administrative transparency and restoring confidence in Islamabad’s property market.

    Contact information Name: Choudry Mujahid Yasin ( CMY ) Phone: +923224929992 Whatsapp Available