LAHORE:The National Cyber-Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) has released a performance report covering one month, following the assumption of charge by Director General (DG) Syed Ali Nasir Rizvi.
According to a spokesperson, 5,176 complaints related to cybercrime were received, and 4,491 inquiries were registered during this period.
The NCCIA spokesperson stated that, following the completion of these inquiries, 272 cases were registered against individuals involved in cybercrimes, and 1,129 suspects were arrested during operations conducted nationwide. The spokesperson further noted that, as a result of these actions, Rs 105.3 million were recovered and returned to the victims.
DG NCCIA, Syed Ali Nasir Rizvi, affirmed that the digital security of citizens will be ensured, and a strict “zero-tolerance” policy against cybercrime will continue to be enforced.