The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has appointed 11 officers to monitor the upcoming local government elections in Islamabad, scheduled for December 20, 2026, following directions from the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP).

According to a notification issued by the CDA’s Human Resource Development Directorate, the ECP has assigned monitoring duties to the nominated officers across different Union Councils (UCs) in Islamabad Capital Territory.

The officers will perform their duties under the terms of reference set by the commission to help ensure proper monitoring of the electoral process.

11 Officers Assigned Election Monitoring Duties

The appointed officers include Deputy Director Usman Rasheed, Assistant Director Syed Muhammad Osama Wasti, Town Planner Shoaib Ahmed, Assistant Director Shabbir Hussain Sandhu, Zafar Ali Baloch, Ejaz Mehmood, Ali Asghar, Arif Ali, Aziz ur Rehman, Nisar Muhammad Khan, and Muhammad Altaf.

Their assignments cover multiple Union Councils, ranging from UC-32 to UC-121. These include groups covering UC-32 to UC-46, UC-47 to UC-64, UC-65 to UC-80, UC-81 to UC-95, and UC-96 to UC-121.

The monitoring responsibilities also extend to higher-numbered constituencies, including UC-116, UC-117, UC-118, UC-120, and UC-121.

CDA Makes Election Training Compulsory

The CDA has directed all 11 officers to attend a mandatory training session on November 12, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

The session will cover their assigned responsibilities, monitoring procedures, and relevant electoral laws.

Attendance has been made compulsory to prepare the officers for their duties ahead of the Islamabad local government elections.