Official probing massive state land encroachment transferred

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KARACHI: A raft has emerged between Sindh government officials in the district’s Kamari district over the investigation of illegal illegal encroachments, which has led to the transfer of an inquiry officer.

In response to public grievances, former caretaker Chief Minister Ansum Justice (Rate) Mukul Baqar assigned the Chief Minister’s inspection, inquiry, and implementation team (CMIIT) department in September 2023, so that thousands of acres of land. A large -scale government land containing a large number of government land can be investigated. In the east, west, Kamari, Korangi, and Malir districts of Karachi. Illegal allotment investigations, private persons, builders, and land mafia’s rights records in favor of fake entries, as well as deliberately tampering with and destroying the tax records, followed by grade 19 of Pakistan’s administration. Officer Agha Ejaz Pathan was assigned. Service (PAS) Group and Member of the (CMIIT) IV, who presented Phase II of the District Camari’s inquiry report to the Chairperson CMIIT, Ms Sherin Mustafa Narijo for legal proceedings.

The inquiry report available with this news has revealed the illegal encroachment of more than 5000 acres worth of government land worth billions of rupees in the district Camari. The report was declared illegal, inadequate and contradictory by the Chairperson CMIIT.

However, earlier inquiry report on the occupation of the Mangupir Tehsil’s land in the Western district of the same officer was also presented to the Chief Minister, Sindh in April 2024. Similarly, it was also learned that 5,500 acres of land in Mangangopir was acquired by fraud, which was damaged, causing it to be damaged. Three trillion rupees from state treasury.

According to the influential people of the state inquiry report, builders and mafia have allegedly acquired the land through tampering with forgery and government revenue records. The report states, “Lal Bashar, Mochko, Gabu Pete, Gondap, and Chitra in Kamari district, 5,605 acres of government land, cost billions of rupees. Heavy bribery exchange.

The report further revealed that in connection with the Board of Revenue officials, the district tax officers were largely allotted, despite a ban by the Supreme Court by the district tax officers.

The investigation also identified government officials, private individuals and beneficiaries involved in widespread fraud. However, after submitting the inquiry report, Pathan was removed from his post and was instructed to report to Sindh Services, General Administration and Coordination Department. In addition, the justification for the inquiry report was challenged by Chairperson Sherin Mustafa Narijo.

According to highly kept sources, the report was upset because the provincial government is under intense pressure from the powerful land mafia to prevent inquiries on the occupation of state land land. As a result of this pressure, the investigation was removed from the tracks and the head of the inquiry team was removed. The IO reviewed the allotment of land by the Land Utilization Department from 2012 to 2023, despite the Supreme Court ban.

The investigating officer recommended that further changes to the district’s tax records by the end of the inquiry. He also recommended strict legal action against those involved and asked the use of the Land Department to submit a detailed report on the matter.

In his brief response to the news, CMIEIT Chairperson Sherin Mustafa Narijo has said that the report submitted by Aga Ejaz Pathan was not in accordance with the law and it was not merely an inspection report, inquiry. No report. He said that Officer Agha Ezz Pathan has been transferred and now the inquiry has been assigned to the Member of the Department.

In response to the news, Pathan said he had done his job according to the law and the mandate. He said that the team has been assigned an inquiry to occupy the land in five districts of Karachi. Under this mandate, Pathan said, he submitted a preliminary inquiry report to the District West and the district of Mangopar Tehsil after the district. However, he refused to deny his second report and comment on the reasons for his dismissal.

However, according to official records, when IO Agha Ejaz Pathan presented notes sheets and data sheets (available with news) to Chairperson Sherin Mustafa Narijo, who did not express dissatisfaction with the inquiry report and the department to examine it. Sended to the secretary. And keep it. As a result, the secretary said in accordance with the recommendations of Ajaz Pathan, to provide record of suspicious entries regarding the District Camari from the land use secretary. As a result of these inquiries, dust was kicked.