Bahria Town office in Rawalpindi under the radar of NAB.

The National Accountability Bureau raided the Bahria town office in Rawalpindi yesterday in search of documents related to an important case.

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According to media sources, the NAB team conducted a search operation after the raid at the Rawalpindi office of one the biggest developers of Pakistan, Bahria Town.

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Sources claim that the National Accountability Bureau team was in search of documents related to an important political case: the Al Qadir Trust case.

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More importantly, Imran Khan, the founder of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), was awarded a ￡190 million National Crime Agency (NCA) settlement as a result of a high-profile case that Al-Qadir Trust University was involved in.

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This case also involves a real estate tycoon, the PTI chairman is accused of corruption worth billions of rupees. A settlement between the PTI administration and the property tycoon, which allegedly resulted in a loss of ￡190 million to the national exchequer, is the subject of a NAB investigation into Khan, his wife Bushra Bibi, and other PTI leaders.

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The allegations state that as part of the arrangement with the property tycoon, Khan and other defendants allegedly modified Rs50 billion, or ￡190 million at the time, provided to the Pakistani government by Britain's NCA. In addition, they are charged with receiving an excessive advantage for establishing Al Qadir University on more than 458 kanals of property in Mouza Bakrala, Sohawa.

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The property tycoon in Britain had assets valued at 190 million pounds seized by the NCA during the PTI government. According to the agency, the settlement with the Pakistani property tycoon was "a civil matter, and does not represent a finding of guilt," and the assets would be given to the government of Pakistan.

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It is important to note that Bahria Town is Pakistan’s one of the biggest real estate companies and has its branches expanded in Karachi, Lahore, Rawalpindi, and Islamabad.