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NAB cracks down on illegal housing colonies

byCT Report
28/04/2017
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DG KHAN: The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) Multan office launched a crackdown on illegal housing colonies across DG Khan district.

The NAB started action against the housing colonies established either on state-owned or the grabbed lands. According to official sources, the practice has been carrying out in the district for the last 10 years. During the period, about 500 housing colonies were established out of which only two are legal. The NAB Multan office started investigation against four colonies. Moreover, the NAB and FIA took records of 130 colonies into custody to ascertain their legality.

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The sources said that Azmat Town was established illegally over 35 canal of state-owned land in Mauza Gaddai Shumali. People began to live in the town. After the fraud came into their knowledge, more than 100 residents submitted complaints to the NAB Multan office. Responding to the complaints, the NAB launched investigation into the fraud.

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