RAWALPINDI: The Deputy Administrator Waqf Properties in Rawalpindi, who reserved a verdict in the case of ‘usurping 7 land units’ of abandoned waqf properties, including Lal Haveli by Awami Muslim League chief Sheikh Rashid, has been asked to report to head office in Lahore.
The department has assigned the additional charge of the Deputy Administrator to Administrator Waqf Property Rawalpindi, Tanveer Khan.
The Deputy Administrator reserved the verdict in the case of seven land units, including Lal Haveli, owing to the non-submission of property documents.
It is relevant to mention here that Sheikh Rashid and his brother had also petitioned the court against the Abandoned Waqf Property Board, but the court disposed of their petition.
The former federal minister approached the court yet again with a petition in which the session judge summoned Abandoned Waqf Property in Rawalpindi on 4th October.
