FDA City Defaulters Get Time Till June 2027 to Pay

Key Points:

FDA City deadline extended to 30 June 2027, Rs2,000 per marla fine.
DC open-door session hears citizens’ problems.
21st annual calligraphy exhibition concludes with 200+ artists.

The Faisalabad Development Authority has extended the deadline for FDA City defaulting allottees to deposit development and additional development charges till 30 June 2027, following approval by its board of governors.

Director General FDA Muhammad Asif Chaudhry urged allottees to pay their dues without waiting for the last date. He warned that action, including plot cancellation, will be taken against those who do not pay.

Project Director FDA City and Director Estate Management-II Sohail Maqsood Punnu said allottees can pay during the extended period with a fine of Rs2,000 per marla.

DC Hears Citizens’ Problems Under Open-Door Policy

Deputy Commissioner Muhammad Nauman Siddique hearing citizens under open-door policy

Deputy Commissioner Muhammad Nauman Siddique heard citizens’ problems at his office under the open-door policy and directed officers to take necessary steps for their solution.

The deputy commissioner stressed prompt departmental action on citizens’ applications and no delay in resolving problems. Public relief and timely redress of problems are among the district administration’s priorities, he said.

Officers were directed to ensure merit-based resolution of public complaints so that citizens get relief in government offices.

Calligraphy Exhibition Concludes After Five Days

Director Arts Council Imran Raza distributing certificates at calligraphy exhibition

The 21st annual five-day calligraphy exhibition, organised by the Faisalabad Arts Council and the Naqsh Artist Association, concluded with more than 200 artists exhibiting Quranic-verse and naat calligraphy.

A calligraphy competition among more than 150 school students was also held during the exhibition. Director Arts Council Imran Raza distributed certificates among the participants.

Assistant Directors Zahra Batool and Asad Hayat also spoke on the occasion. The exhibition aimed to create love for Islamic calligraphy among the new generation, the organisers said.