PHC stops plaza construction on watercourse
PESHAWAR: A special green bench of the Peshawar High Court (PHC) has stopped further construction of a multi-storey commercial plaza built on a watercourse in connivance with Town-III and Peshawar Development Authority (PDA) officials.
A division bench comprising Justice Qaiser Rashid Khan and Justice Abdul Shakoor stopped the construction of the plaza and sought reply from the Town-III administration and PDA.
The bench restrained the owner from putting the plaza to any use until the final disposal of the case. During the hearing, the court also deputed counsel representing Town-III to visit the spot and report any excesses.
However, it was confirmed during the inspection that encroachments were made during the construction. The bench remarked that the government kept sleeping during the construction and only woke up when the court assumed the jurisdiction.
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