CDA to Introduce e-Stamp Papers in Islamabad
- Sara Habib
- July 11, 2025
- 12:37 pm
- 44
- Current Affairs
Islamabad is stepping into the future with digital land records. The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has launched a major plan. It aims to shift all land records to a secure and paperless system. This move supports better services, fewer errors, and safer property deals.
Why Islamabad Needs Digital Land Records
Property transactions in Islamabad have long faced issues. Delays, tampering, and paperwork problems were common. Digital systems can fix these issues. Citizens will get faster and more reliable services.
Learning from Punjab's Model
During a recent high-level meeting, CDA reviewed Punjab’s success. The Punjab Land Records Authority (PLRA) showed how digital systems helped them. CDA now plans to follow the same model. Both organizations will soon sign an MoU to begin this journey.
What the New System Offers
The digital model includes e-stamp papers and updated records. A network of digital service points will be built across Islamabad. This will make tasks like transfer, sale, and inheritance of property easier and faster.
Support from Top Officials
CDA Chairman Muhammad Ali Randhawa supports this fully. He stressed the need for transparency and efficiency. The plan is also backed by PM Shehbaz Sharif and Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi.
Real-Time Monitoring for Smooth Execution
To avoid delays, CDA’s IT department will monitor the rollout. All steps will be handled in real time. Challenges will be resolved quickly. This ensures a smooth shift to the paperless system.
Conclusion
Digital land records will bring a big change to property management in Islamabad. It will save time, reduce fraud, and offer modern services. With proper planning and teamwork, CDA is ready to lead this change.
