NAB Recovers 80 Acres of State Land Illegally Allotted to Bahria Town
The National Accountability Bureau has recovered 80 acres of government land that had been illegally allotted to Bahria Town, one of Pakistan's largest private real estate conglomerates, in a significant enforcement action announced Monday. The recovery marks one of the more substantial asset restitution moves by NAB in recent years.
The land, the exact location of which was not immediately specified by official sources, had been allocated through what investigators described as unlawful processes. Bahria Town has been the subject of repeated legal proceedings over alleged encroachment on state and forest land across multiple provinces.
The recovery signals a continuation of NAB's drive to reclaim public assets lost through corrupt land allotment schemes. Anti-corruption authorities have faced persistent criticism over the pace of accountability in high-profile real estate cases, making this action politically and institutionally significant.
Bahria Town's legal representatives have not issued an immediate public response to the recovery action. The bureau indicated the land would be formally transferred back to the relevant government authority for proper management and future use.
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