Anwar Town
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Anwar Town Lahore is a small-scale residential enclave originally developed as a building cooperative. It offers affordable middle-class housing with basic utilities like electricity, gas, and water. The society is well-connected to major thoroughfares and close to established neighborhoods, providing easy access to schools, hospitals, and markets. Its community-oriented layout makes it a practical and budget-friendly living option.
- Developer: Building Cooperative
- Ideal For: Ideal for families, first-time homebuyers, and investors looking for affordable entry-level properties in a well-connected part of Lahore.
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Latest Updates
Punjab Police Leadership Change Following Bhati Gate Tragedy
In early February 2026, the federal government replaced Dr. Usman Anwar as the Inspector General of Punjab Police and appointed Rao Abdul Karim as the new IG Punjab. This transfer came amid sustained criticism and controversy over the Bhati Gate manhole tragedy in Lahore, where a mother and infant died, and allegations of police torture against the victim's husband surfaced. Dr. Anwar was subsequently posted as the Director General of the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA).
Punjab Placed on High Security Alert with Sweep Operations
In December 2025, Inspector General of Punjab Police Dr. Usman Anwar ordered security to be placed on high alert across the entire province. He directed the immediate launch of sweep and combing operations in Lahore, Rawalpindi, Multan, and all other districts. The orders included joint operations with the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD), profiling of individuals entering Punjab, and enhanced security measures for educational institutions.
NA-129 By-Election Context and Anwar Town as Part of Constituency
Anwar Town is a locality within the NA-129 Lahore-XIII constituency, which went to a by-election in November 2025 following the death of its MNA. The constituency, comprising suburban areas of Lahore, saw candidates canvassing voters in areas including Anwar Town. The by-election was contested by 17 candidates, with a main contest expected between PML-N and an independent candidate from the influential Azhar family.
Availability of open two-sided plots, providing better ventilation and space.
Affordable pricing for 3- and 5-marla homes, making it a modest-priced residential society.
Well-located on Marghazar Road with easy access to commercial areas, educational institutes, healthcare centers, and markets like Karim Market; well-connected and relatively quiet neighbourhood.
Concerns about security patrols and drainage maintenance that need improvement.
Inconsistent utility services with frequent power cuts and water-supply interruptions.