CDA bureaucracy reshuffled

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ISLAMABAD: The Capital Development Authority (CDA) on Thursday made major transfers and postings in the civic agency besides surrendering services of a couple of deputation officers back to their parent departments.

Following the scam in the land directorate and subsequent suspension of two officials and repatriation of director land, CDA on Thursday also sent Deputy Director land back to his parent department. Another deputation officer originally belonging to Pakistan Agriculture Research Council was also sent back to his parent department.

Meanwhile, in an internal reshuffle, transferring Director General (DG) Electrical and Mechanical (E&M) to DG Inspection and DG building control south has been posted as DG E&M and Shahzada Faisal Naeem Director Technical has been posted as DG building control.

Meanwhile, Abdul Fateh Mako Director Quality Survey has been appointed as director Market and Road Maintenance (MRM) and director MRM has been posted as director machinery pool.

Similarly, DG Inspection Roomana Gul Kakar has been directed to report to Human Resource Department and director law Asad Abbas has been posted as director Estate II and Director Regulation and Labour Relation Abdul Hakeem Burio has been posted as director Coordination.

Director Enforcement Iftikhar Ali Haidri has been posted as director labour relation and Waqas Khan has been posted as director labour relation. Meanwhile, director programming Rajeesh Kumar has been posted as director technical Amir Rathore has been posted as director staff to Chairman.

Meanwhile, federal government also approved sending back services of member estate to his parent department.

Published in Dawn, September 8th, 2023

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