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RUDA holds open court at Al Raheem royal enclave, ...

RUDA holds open court at Al Raheem royal enclave, ...
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  •   LAHORE: The Ravi Urban Development Authority (RUDA) organized a Khuli Kachehri (open court) at Al Raheem Garden, Royal Enclave, as part of its public outreach efforts to listen to citizens’ complaints, address their concerns and facilitate the timely resolution of issues faced by residents and affectees.
  • The open court, organised by RUDA’s Development and Building Control Wing, attracted hundreds of affectees, allottees and residents who approached the authority to raise concerns regarding development charges, possession matters, construction progress, technical approvals and other administrative issues.
  • Al Raheem Garden and Royal Enclave are among the residential areas where development-related concerns have prompted residents to seek clarification regarding charges, possession and approvals.

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LAHORE: The Ravi Urban Development Authority (RUDA) organized a Khuli Kachehri (open court) at Al Raheem Garden, Royal Enclave, as part of its public outreach efforts to listen to citizens’ complaints, address their concerns and facilitate the timely resolution of issues faced by residents and affectees.

The open court, organised by RUDA’s Development and Building Control Wing, attracted hundreds of affectees, allottees and residents who approached the authority to raise concerns regarding development charges, possession matters, construction progress, technical approvals and other administrative issues.

The session was presided over by Executive Director RUDA Usman Khan, accompanied by senior officials, including Director RUDA Principal (Retired) Ijaz, Deputy Director Dodo and representatives of the Development and Building Control, Land and Administration wings.

Originally published by Minute mirror on Oct 15, 2026 Read the full article at minutemirror.com.pk
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