Jaffaria Colony continues to be a focal point for Shia religious observances and cultural events. Recent activities include the annual commemoration of Muharram and Safar in 2025, with multiple processions and gatherings documented online. The community also marked 3 Shaban in early 2026 with celebrations. Furthermore, a significant protest was held on 28 March 2026 against the destruction of the Al-Baqee cemetery, reflecting ongoing religious and political activism. The Central Jafria Mosque in Ghalwan was also featured in a peaceful visual post in January 2026.

Residents have voiced concerns over basic utilities, with a notable prolonged electricity outage reported in the B-Block area behind the Shezan Factory on Bund Road in July 2025. The community appeal for restoration was shared on a local weather Facebook page, indicating ongoing infrastructure challenges. Concurrently, visual documentation of the Central Jafria Mosque in January 2026 points to the maintenance of key religious infrastructure.

In November 2025, a senior political leader visited a polling station in Jaffaria Colony as part of election preparedness reviews. The leader inspected arrangements for both men and women voters and commented on Lahore's overall readiness for the elections, as reported by City 42 news.