October 26, 2026
Mir Raza’s Father Asks for a JIT Member to Be Replaced
Mir Hussain says the NCCIA representative has pursued a suicide narrative for two months and wants investigators with no prior involvement.
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September 11, 2026
Cyber Agency Questions Rizwan and Imam Over Dressing Room Leaks
The National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency has questioned Mohammad Rizwan and Imam-ul-Haq over alleged dressing room leaks during the England series, after a PCB complaint. Their phones have been sent for forensic examination.
August 16, 2026
Court Gives Mir Raza Ali Investigators Until August 24, and the Devices Go to Punjab’s Lab
A judicial magistrate has given investigators until August 24 to complete the probe. The phone and smartwatch have been retrieved from the NCCIA and will go to the Punjab Forensic Science Agency, as the family had demanded, and the committee has grown from seven members to nine.
August 14, 2026
Mir Raza Ali’s Family Objects to NCCIA Examining His Smartwatch and Wants Punjab’s Lab Instead
Jibran Nasir says the smartwatch stayed with the head of the dissolved investigation committee for several days before reaching the cybercrime agency, and wants it analysed at the Punjab Forensic Science Agency instead.
August 13, 2026
Investigators Seek NCCIA Help to Recover Mir Raza Ali’s Digital Records
The new investigation team has approached the cybercrime agency for access to Mir Raza Ali's digital records and WhatsApp account details, as it works to close gaps left by the original inquiry.
August 11, 2026
NCCIA Summons Four Over the Alleged Social Media Campaign Against Sharjeel Memon
The cybercrime agency has issued notices to four named individuals to appear in Karachi on August 13 with their devices and documents, the first reported action on the senior minister's complaint about posts linking him and his son to the Mir Raza Ali case.
August 8, 2026
Lahore High Court Rules Bank Customers’ Data Is Property and Its Misuse May Be Criminal
The Lahore High Court has held that confidential bank customer data constitutes property in law, and that employees who misuse official access to it may be liable for criminal breach of trust. The ruling came in a case involving Rs104 million transferred using fake SIM cards.
July 25, 2026
IHC Declares Mazari and Chattha Sentence-Suspension Pleas Maintainable, Dismissing Prosecution Objection
The Islamabad High Court on Saturday dismissed the prosecution's application that the sentence-suspension pleas of lawyers Imaan Zainab Mazari-Hazir and Hadi Ali Chattha had been filed prematurely, ruling the petitions maintainable. Justice Muhammad Azam Khan had reserved the order a day earlier. The pair were convicted in January under the electronic crimes law.
Maria B denies official notice in the midst of NCCIA survey
Famous Maria B fashion designer has been subjected to the forefront after a series of controversy over social media positions, legal announcements and public statements on massive and social issues. The controversy broke out after a supposed government announcement allegedly targeting the Ma-Ria B that was widely released on social media. The designer quickly rejected the document as a possible constructed, stressing that he had not received any official announcement from the authorities. In a tweet, he said: “No, you can’t be afraid of me … I’ll always talk about Islam and make the Islamic family system, Insha’allah, I haven’t
NCCIA launches research in Maria B on complaint.
The NCCIA National Research Service (NCCIA) launched a research on famous fashion designer Maria B, following a complaint that social media positions are equivalent to speech of hatred aimed at the transsexual community. The complaint, filed by Naeem Butt (also known as SEEMA Butt), claims that Maria B has spread harmful anti-transhoretic rhetoric, emotionally hurting the community. It has been called upon to appear before NCCIA on August 26, with authorities warning that non -compliance will be treated as a loss of its right to defense. Earlier, Lahore police arrested people with transsexuals over what they described as an “unacceptable”
