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The National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) has released its performance report for the first month under Director General Syed Ali Nasir Rizvi, reporting 1,129 arrests and the recovery of more than Rs. 105 million for victims of cybercrime.
According to the report, the agency received 5,176 complaints related to cybercrime during the month. It also registered 4,491 inquiries to investigate suspected cyber offences.
NCCIA Arrests 1,129 Suspects and Recovers Rs 105 Million in One Month
Following the completion of investigations, the NCCIA registered 272 cases against individuals allegedly involved in cybercrime. The agency conducted operations across the country, leading to the arrest of 1,129 suspects.
The report also highlighted the financial recovery made during these operations. The NCCIA recovered Rs. 105.3 million and returned the amount to the affected individuals.
These figures reflect the agency’s efforts to address cybercrime complaints, investigate suspected offenders, and provide financial relief to victims.
NCCIA Vows Strict Action Against Cybercrime
Director General Syed Ali Nasir Rizvi said that ensuring citizens’ digital security and strictly implementing a zero-tolerance policy against cybercrime remain among the agency’s top priorities.
He reaffirmed the NCCIA’s commitment to continuing operations against cybercriminals and taking action to protect citizens from online threats.
The agency aims to strengthen digital security by pursuing suspected offenders and addressing complaints from people affected by cybercrime.
With online fraud and other cyber offences posing growing challenges, the NCCIA’s latest performance report highlights its recent enforcement activities and efforts to recover money for victims. The agency has pledged to continue its actions to make the digital environment safer for citizens.
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