Chouha Gujar Sports Complex Project Also in the Spotlight: Walls Built, Project Halted, Land Being Sold

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Peshawar: The proposed sports complex project in Chouha Gujar has also fallen victim to the caretaker government’s decision to halt it. The Anti-Corruption Department has now officially taken notice of the issue.

According to sources, the Sports Directorate had acquired land for this project and built walls as part of the preliminary work for the construction of the sports complex. The aim of this project was to provide sports facilities to the nearby areas of Peshawar, particularly Chamakni and other neighboring regions.

However, during the caretaker government’s tenure, the project was abruptly canceled. The "Section Four" status of the land was also revoked, and now, the valuable land is being sold off in plots.

The situation has worsened because the provincial government is now facing a shortage of land for the construction of a horse riding club. A horse riding club, with an estimated cost of 20 crore rupees, was planned, but there is no available land for its development. Attempts have been made to find land in Hayatabad and Regi, but no resolution has been found so far.

What is even more concerning is that millions of rupees were spent on building walls for the Chouha Gujar sports complex, which now stands abandoned. The Anti-Corruption Department has launched an investigation into the matter to determine why the project was halted, who ordered the removal of Section Four, and who is behind the selling of the land.

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