Malik Riaz pleads with establishment to stop auction of Bahria Town properties

Bahria Town founder Malik Riaz Hussain, currently residing in Dubai due to legal issues, has once again appealed to the 'establishment' in Pakistan to halt the ongoing confiscation and auction of his properties. Riaz claims that assets worth billions of rupees, including properties valued at approximately 238 billion rupees, are being auctioned without proper legal proceedings, and development projects worth 372 billion rupees are stalled, negatively impacting investors and employees. He questions the legality of these actions while cases are pending in courts and alleges that some assets are being sold below market value. Riaz also cited threats to his and his family's lives, with NAB having declared him a court absconder in the NCA case and Interpol issuing red notices against him and his son.