Islamabad Authorities Crack Down on Wall Chalking and Pamphlet Distribution

The Islamabad district administration has intensified its enforcement against wall chalking and pamphlet distribution, both of which are prohibited in the federal capital. As part of this crackdown, a case has been filed against four individuals found violating the ban.

The Deputy Commissioner (DC) of Islamabad has directed all Assistant Commissioners to increase their efforts to uphold this regulation, reinforcing the city’s dedication to cleanliness and order. The DC emphasized that no tolerance will be shown for any form of wall chalking, pamphlet distribution, or unauthorized poster displays, with stringent legal actions awaiting those who flout these rules.

In a statement, the Deputy Commissioner reiterated that maintaining public order is essential to preserving the aesthetic appeal of Islamabad and urged the public to comply with these regulations. The administration’s firm stance reflects a commitment to creating a cleaner, well-ordered urban environment.