{"id":22066,"date":"2026-11-09T16:20:53","date_gmt":"2026-11-09T16:20:53","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.peakpoint.pk\/en\/threat-allegations-against-jinnah-garden-office-bearers-authorities-asked-to-investigate\/"},"modified":"2026-11-09T16:24:23","modified_gmt":"2026-11-09T16:24:23","slug":"threat-allegations-against-jinnah-garden-office-bearers-authorities-asked-to-investigate","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.peakpoint.pk\/en\/threat-allegations-against-jinnah-garden-office-bearers-authorities-asked-to-investigate\/","title":{"rendered":"Threat Allegations Against Jinnah Garden Office Bearers, Authorities Asked to Investigate"},"content":{"rendered":"

By: Nadeem Tanoli<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

Islamabad: A member of the National Action Committee for Housing Society Victims has alleged receiving threats of serious physical harm and death after raising questions about the affairs of housing societies, prompting a request to Islamabad authorities for protection and an impartial investigation.<\/p>\n

In a written representation submitted to government and law enforcement authorities, the National Action Committee for Housing Society Victims, part of Tehreek Huqooq Awam Pakistan Civil Alliance, raised concerns about alleged threats against Majid Chaudhry and other committee members. The complaint names Jinnah Garden Cooperative Housing Society Secretary Wajid Sahi, members of its Management Committee and some associates in connection with the allegations. It calls for an impartial inquiry and does not present the named individuals as guilty.<\/p>\n

Speaking about the threats, Majid Chaudhry said that he had received warnings that his hands, feet and legs would be broken, that he would be made disabled and that he could be killed. He alleged that the threats were linked to his efforts to highlight what he described as illegal activities and problems in housing societies.<\/p>\n

Majid said the affected members had invested their hard earned savings in plots but had been waiting for possession for around 20 years. He also pointed to a lack of facilities, including playgrounds, schools and hospitals, and raised concerns about the absence of an approved layout plan and a No Objection Certificate. He said residents continued to pay taxes and had invested their money while remaining uncertain about their rights and investments.<\/p>\n

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He said the committee was trying to raise the concerns of affected members before the relevant authorities and would continue its peaceful efforts to seek justice.<\/p>\n

The representation asks the Islamabad administration and police to provide protection to Majid Chaudhry and his family, as well as other members of the National Action Committee. It also calls for the statements of affected people to be recorded and available video, audio recordings, messages and other evidence to be preserved.<\/p>\n

The complaint further asks authorities to examine the role of the society secretary, relevant Management Committee members and other persons named in the allegations. It says legal action should be taken against anyone found responsible, but only if evidence establishes their involvement.<\/p>\n

The representation also refers to an alleged harassment incident involving Naila Jabeen on November 5, 2026. Person in connection with the allegation and says a video related to the incident is reportedly available in court. The applicants have asked the authorities to examine the video, court record and other available evidence before reaching any conclusion.<\/p>\n

In response to questions from the journalist, Naila Jabeen said every incident involving threats, intimidation or harassment should be taken seriously and investigated impartially, regardless of the people involved or their connections. She called for protection for those concerned, a transparent investigation and legal action against anyone found responsible in accordance with the law.<\/p>\n

She also said no person should be allowed to use influence, position or personal connections to silence citizens seeking justice. She described the wider issue as a struggle for the rights of people affected by cooperative housing societies and said the purpose was to seek transparency, accountability and protection for ordinary citizens.<\/p>\n

The written representation has been addressed to the Islamabad Chief Commissioner, Inspector General of Police, Deputy Commissioner, senior police officials, the relevant police station, the Federal Investigation Agency, the National Accountability Bureau, the Registrar and Deputy Registrar of Cooperative Societies, the Ministry of Interior and the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan.<\/p>\n

The committee says it represents people who have invested their savings in housing societies but are still waiting for plots, possession and resolution of their complaints. It maintains that its campaign is aimed at protecting residents’ rights and seeking accountability rather than pursuing personal or political interests.<\/p>\n

Wajid Sahi was contacted for his response to the allegations attributed to him and the Management Committee, including whether the society had received any official notice or complaint from the police or administration. A response had not been received at the time of writing. The society’s official position on the allegations was therefore not available.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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