The Federal Capital Commission (FCC) has expressed concerns regarding the Supreme Court’s recent decision concerning the Monal restaurant, a popular establishment in Islamabad. The court overturned a previous Islamabad High Court ruling that had ordered the restaurant’s demolition due to its location within a protected forest area. The FCC is now questioning the implications of the verdict on its authority to regulate land use and protect the environment within the capital territory. Specifically, the commission seeks clarification on how the Supreme Court’s decision impacts future enforcement of building regulations and environmental protections. Officials indicate the ruling could potentially weaken the FCC’s ability to prevent illegal construction in protected areas. The FCC is reportedly seeking legal counsel to understand the full scope of the verdict and its potential consequences. This case highlights ongoing tensions between development and environmental conservation in Pakistan’s capital.