The Punjab government has established a special cell in Rawalpindi to receive complaints and applications under the Punjab Protection of Immovable Properties Ordinance, following directives issued by the chief minister. The initiative aims to address cases involving illegal occupation of land and property, including force, fraud, deception or other unlawful means.

A high-level meeting on the implementation of the ordinance was held at the Deputy Commissioner’s Office, attended by CPO Syed Khalid Hamdani, Deputy Commissioner Hassan Waqar Cheema, the SSP Operations, ADC(R), divisional SPs and assistant commissioners.

Officials said the ordinance is designed to ensure swift resolution and legal action in property-related disputes. Under the new mechanism, the district administration and pol

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