CDA Chairman Shares Eid Joy with Orphans, Commends Security Personnel in Islamabad

ISLAMABAD: Chairman Capital Development Authority (CDA) and Chief Commissioner Islamabad, Muhammad Ali Randhawa, marked the spirit of Eid-ul-Fitr by visiting Edhi Home Islamabad, where he spent time with orphaned and destitute children, spreading joy and compassion on the festive occasion.
Accompanied by senior officials of the CDA and district administration, the Chairman distributed Eidi and gifts among the children and residents, reaffirming the importance of inclusivity and care for the most vulnerable segments of society.
Speaking on the occasion, Muhammad Ali Randhawa described the services rendered by Edhi Home as exemplary, noting that caring for orphaned children, persons with disabilities, and the elderly without support is a noble humanitarian mission. He emphasized that Eid-ul-Fitr serves as a reminder of compassion, unity, and social responsibility, urging citizens to remember and include underprivileged individuals in their celebrations.
The administration of Edhi Home expressed sincere gratitude to the Chairman for his thoughtful visit and generous gestures, which brought smiles to the faces of the residents.
Later, the Chairman also visited various security checkpoints across Islamabad, where he met police personnel performing their duties during Eid. He paid tribute to their dedication and professionalism, acknowledging their crucial role in maintaining peace and security in the federal capital.
Reiterating the government’s commitment, Muhammad Ali Randhawa stressed that ensuring robust security arrangements and providing quality services to citizens remain top priorities. He encouraged law enforcement personnel to continue discharging their responsibilities with vigilance and commitment, particularly during festive occasions.