Star Valley deprived of basic facilities, developers meet with FDA officers and pass the map, press conference of victims

Despite the passage of 15 years, no arrangements have been made for the mosque, graveyard and sewage system, huge sums are being demanded from the joint account for registrations without payment.

Faisal Aba d (94 News City Reporter ) The developers of Satara Valley deprived of basic facilities passed the map in collusion with FDA officers. Instead of sealing the FDA order, they are threatening us that they will be sued. The agencies are not doing their job. We should be provided with basic facilities in our residential colony. Victims of Satara Valley expressed these views while holding a press conference at the press club. They further said that they have paid the developers in full for their plots. Three to four hundred houses have been constructed but till date basic facilities like electricity, gas, sewage, park, mosque and cemetery have not been provided in the colony. The victims said that hundreds of families are suffering from daily problems but the concerned institutions remain silent spectators. The applications given to Deputy Commissioner Faisalabad have also been thrown into the trash. He alleged that the developers got the colony map approved by paying huge bribes to the FDA officials. Huge sums of money are being demanded from the joint account for registrations without compensation. Residents alleged that FDA officials were supporting the developers and with their connivance, public complaints were being continuously ignored. He said that the developers are building new colonies with our money and providing facilities there, while the residents of Satara Valley are forced to live in darkness. The victims further said that the allocated for the park of the colony 42 The canal area has been allotted under high voltage wires where WAPDA has installed dangerous boards. The community center has also been built near the same wires and poles, posing serious risks to the lives of residents. He said that despite the passage of fifteen years, no arrangements have been made for the mosque, graveyard and sewage system, due to which the streets look like ponds during rainy days. They said that the FDA officials are not only not ready to listen to us but also threaten us that if we protest further, cases will be registered. The victims said that all this is not possible without the connivance of the FDA and the developers. The victims demanded from the Chief Minister of Punjab and Secretary Hasing that a transparent inquiry should be conducted into the nexus of the FDA and the developers. He stressed that development works should be started immediately in Satara Valley and all basic facilities including mosque, graveyard, electricity, gas and sewage should be provided so that hundreds of families can get justice.