The Islamabad district administration has announced fixed entry fees for all cattle markets ahead of Eid ul Adha 2026. The move aims to protect livestock traders from overcharging and ensure transparent business practices.
According to the new rates, large animals will be charged Rs4,000 per head. Small animals will carry an entry fee of Rs3,000 per head.
Officials said these rates apply to all designated cattle markets in the federal capital.
Entry Fees for Large and Small Animals
The approved charges cover all major sacrificial animals.
Large animals include:
- Camels
- Cows
- Bulls
Each large animal will be charged Rs4,000.
Small animals include:
- Goats
- Sheep
Each small animal will be charged Rs3,000.
Authorities emphasized that no trader should pay more than these officially notified rates.
Strict Action Against Overcharging
The district administration has launched a strict crackdown against illegal fee collection.
Officials confirmed that one person was arrested after charging a livestock seller more than the approved amount.
Moreover, authorities warned that similar action will continue against anyone violating the official fee structure.
This step aims to create a fair environment for both buyers and sellers during the busy Eid season.
Monitoring Teams Deployed at All Markets
Monitoring teams are now active at cattle markets across Islamabad.
Their job is to ensure that market operators follow the approved rates.
In addition, field staff have been instructed to remain present during business hours.
Officials said complaints regarding overcharging are being taken seriously and addressed without delay.
Traders Urged to Report Complaints Immediately
The administration has urged traders and buyers to report any unauthorized fee collection.
Prompt reporting will help officials take immediate action against violators.
Authorities believe public cooperation will play a key role in ensuring transparency.
As a result, traders can conduct business with greater confidence and peace of mind.
Preparations Intensify Before Eid ul Adha
Thousands of buyers and sellers are expected to visit Islamabad’s cattle markets in the coming days.
Therefore, the district administration is taking additional steps to maintain order and improve market management.
Officials said these measures will help facilitate traders and provide a smoother experience for customers.
Conclusion
Islamabad’s fixed cattle market entry fees aim to prevent overcharging and protect livestock traders ahead of Eid ul Adha 2026.
With active monitoring, strict enforcement, and immediate action against violators, authorities hope to ensure a fair and organized market environment for everyone.
