Late-night operation: 4 shisha cafes sealed in ICT over NOC violations

ISLAMABAD, (APP - UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 7th Jul, 2026) A late-night operation, led by the Assistant Commissioner Shalimar, resulted in the sealing of four shisha cafes in the capital.

The action was taken against one cafe in F-10 operating without a No Objection Certificate (NOC) and three cafes in E-11 whose NOCs had expired.

According to the district administration, the operation was carried out as part of ongoing inspections to ensure that businesses comply with legal requirements and regulatory approvals.

During the inspection, officials found that one cafe in Sector F-10 was operating without obtaining the required NOC from the relevant authorities.

In a separate action in Sector E-11, three shisha cafes were found to be operating with expired NOCs. As a result, all three establishments were sealed on the spot for failing to meet the required legal conditions.

Officials said the operation was conducted during late-night hours to check business activities and verify compliance with administrative regulations.

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The district administration stated that commercial establishments were required to maintain valid permits and approvals to continue operations.

The administration said monitoring and inspection activities would continue across different sectors of the Federal capital. Businesses found operating without valid permissions or in violation of official regulations might face legal action, including sealing of premises and other penalties under the law.

The Assistant Commissioner Shalimar directed inspection teams to continue checking commercial outlets and ensure that all businesses followed the rules set by the authorities. Officials also urged business owners to renew expired documents and obtained the necessary approvals before operating.

The district administration reiterated its commitment to enforcing regulations and maintaining compliance across the capital. It added that similar inspections would continue in various sectors to identify and address violations.