After giving due warning, the Capital Development Authority on Wednesday cancelled ownerships of ten agro farmhouses as per Supreme Court orders.

“There will be no discrimination against anyone; no one will be given preferential treatment," declared Chairman CDA, Syed Tahir Shahbaz. In the same absolute tone, he added, "CDA will not come under pressure. The law is clear. Owners of the cancelled farm houses were acting in violation of the law and have not utilised the agro farms for the described purposes.”

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