The National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) has arrested 1,129 suspects in nationwide operations against cybercrime over the course of one month and recovered Rs105.3 million, which was returned to victims.
According to the agency’s monthly performance report, released after Syed Ali Nasir Rizvi assumed charge as NCCIA director general, the agency received 5,176 complaints during the previous month.
The complaints led to the registration of 4,491 inquiries, while investigators registered 272 cases against individuals allegedly involved in cybercrime after completing investigations.
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The report highlighted the agency’s enforcement efforts and its work to recover money for people affected by cybercrime.
NCCIA Vows Strict Action Against Cybercrime
NCCIA Director General Syed Ali Nasir Rizvi said protecting citizens in the digital space remained the agency’s top priority.
He said the agency would continue to enforce a zero-tolerance policy against cybercrime and take action against those involved in unlawful online activities.
Rizvi added that as digital technology had become an integral part of national life, protecting citizens, institutions and digital infrastructure was no longer solely a law enforcement responsibility but also a critical national need.
The reported arrests and financial recoveries form part of the agency’s efforts to strengthen cybercrime enforcement and provide relief to affected individuals.
