NCCIA Director General Syed Ali Nasir Rizvi heard complaints from citizens affected by cybercrime and issued directives for timely action.

ISLAMABAD: National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) Director General Syed Ali Nasir Rizvi chaired an open court where citizens affected by cybercrime presented their complaints and sought relief.

During the session, Rizvi listened to the concerns raised by citizens and issued orders on the spot regarding their complaints, according to the information provided.

The open court was attended by citizens who said they had been affected by cybercrime, providing them an opportunity to directly present their cases and concerns to the NCCIA leadership.

Rizvi said the timely provision of justice to citizens remains the agency’s top priority. He emphasized the importance of addressing complaints promptly and ensuring that affected citizens receive appropriate assistance.

The NCCIA director general further said action against individuals involved in cyber fraud and harassment would continue without discrimination.

The open court reflects the agency’s efforts to hear complaints from citizens dealing with cybercrime-related issues and provide directions on cases brought before its senior leadership.

Cyber fraud and online harassment have emerged as significant concerns for internet users, making timely complaint handling and law enforcement action important for affected citizens.

The NCCIA’s initiative also provides complainants with a direct forum to raise their concerns and seek action on cybercrime-related complaints.