Federal Minister Shaza Fatima denied forced land seizure in the Telecom Bill, emphasizing better internet provision.
Islamabad: (Right Now News) Federal Minister for IT Shaza Fatima Khawaja announced that the Telecom Bill will not lead to forced seizure of private land or property. She stated that the legislation is being developed through consensus.
Shaza Fatima, alongside the Federal Law Minister, emphasized in a press conference that it was essential to inform the public and parliament about the Telecom Bill. She mentioned that the old law did not meet the current era’s requirements.
As the IT Minister, she highlighted the responsibility of providing faster internet and noted that the bill remained in the National Assembly for 6 months. She added that the bill was halted in the Senate committee, which she described as a hallmark of democracy.
Shaza Fatima stated that 6 amendments were included in the bill, primarily concerning housing societies. Citizens have the legal right to refuse their property for internet purposes.
It is noteworthy that Shaza Fatima and the IT Secretary faced media allegations regarding the bill. She mentioned that an inquiry into the allegations should be conducted, and they reserve the right to legal action on financial accusations.















