The old name of Islamabad was Rajshahi Islamabad included 85 villages that were affected by the construction of Islamabad. About 50,000 people lived in them. Shakar Padiyan was also one of these villages. There were more than two hundred houses here which were exactly where the folk heritage is today. Traces of this village are still scattered in the forest on the hill behind the folk heritage. When CDA acquired 45,000 acres of land in 85 villages, Rs. 16 crore was distributed among the victims while they were also allotted 90,000 acres of land for cultivation in Multan, Sahiwal, Vehari, Jhang and Guddu Barrage in Sindh. For which 36 thousand permits were issued. The larger villages included Katariyan Which replaced the existing Constitution Highway and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Thanksgiving is upon us, which means the holiday season is in full swing. Behind the Best Western Hotel * Sanbal Cork CDA Farm Houses on Murree Road * Sell in G-Six Dhok Jeevan in E-Seven Founders * in F-Six * Super * in Jinnah Super In G10 * Thatta Gujran * In i8, * Sanbal Jawa Nadala and Nadala Kalan * * Jabo * in H8 * Fall * at Zero Point Marriott Hotel Location * First * * Soaked sedan * in H. tan Convention Center Location * Bhangri * Irrigation site * Bagh Kalan * Similarly, Rawal Dam was replaced by villages called * Rawal, Paghdil, Shukra, Kamagri, Kharpin and Machharilan *. In place of the Faisal Mosque was a settlement called * Temba * and on the hill behind it a settlement called * Klinger The people of the Bagial branch of the Ghakhars, who are said to be the descendants of Malik Boga, lived in Shakar Padian. The Ghakhars have ruled Pothohar for seven hundred and fifty years. According to Rawalpindi Gazetteer 1884, 109 villages of Rawalpindi district were owned by Gujar and 62 Ghakhars.
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