Construction of grid station on public park catches CJP's attention
A two-member bench, headed by CJP, will begin hearing of case
SCREENGRAB
The Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) on Friday, took notice of the construction of a grid station on a public park in Lahore's Harbanspura neighbourhood.
According to Express News, after taking the notice of the construction in Lahore, the CJP immediately summoned the chairman of WAPDA and Director-General of Lahore Development Authority (LDA) Zahid Akhter Zaman.
A two-member bench, headed by the CJP, will begin the hearing of the case. The provincial secretary of information and senior members of the board of revenue have also been summoned.
Road to Dar’s house: LDA ordered to ‘restore’ park in 10 days
Yesterday, the CJP expressed severe dissatisfaction over the DG's decision of uprooting a local park in Lahore allegedly on the directions on former finance minister Ishaq Dar.
Zaman tendered an unconditional apology to the court which the bench turned down. “Now tell the court in writing that how much area of the park was encroached. Bring all relevant record along with details of expenditures that was incurred on the construction of the road,” the CJP remarked.
Zaman told the top court that Rs15 million was spent on the construction of the road. The CJP remarked sternly that the city developer should recover the rebuilding cost of the public park from Dar otherwise Zaman would have to pay the entire cost from his pocket.
According to Express News, after taking the notice of the construction in Lahore, the CJP immediately summoned the chairman of WAPDA and Director-General of Lahore Development Authority (LDA) Zahid Akhter Zaman.
A two-member bench, headed by the CJP, will begin the hearing of the case. The provincial secretary of information and senior members of the board of revenue have also been summoned.
Road to Dar’s house: LDA ordered to ‘restore’ park in 10 days
Yesterday, the CJP expressed severe dissatisfaction over the DG's decision of uprooting a local park in Lahore allegedly on the directions on former finance minister Ishaq Dar.
Zaman tendered an unconditional apology to the court which the bench turned down. “Now tell the court in writing that how much area of the park was encroached. Bring all relevant record along with details of expenditures that was incurred on the construction of the road,” the CJP remarked.
Zaman told the top court that Rs15 million was spent on the construction of the road. The CJP remarked sternly that the city developer should recover the rebuilding cost of the public park from Dar otherwise Zaman would have to pay the entire cost from his pocket.