The National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) has arrested a CSS officer in Islamabad over allegations of harassing and threatening a female Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP). The case involves alleged online harassment, character assassination, and threatening messages directed at the officer and her family.
According to media reports, the case was registered after the female ASP submitted a complaint against the individuals involved. The allegations reportedly include the misuse of social media platforms to target her reputation and send threatening messages.
The complaint stated that two individuals allegedly engaged in character assassination through social media. They were also accused of sending threatening messages to members of her family. The nature of the allegations has raised concerns about online harassment and the safety of public officials.
The case was reportedly registered under the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act (PECA). Section 109 was also included in the case, according to the available reports. The legal provisions form part of the proceedings initiated following the complaint.
Media reports identified the second individual named in the case as Wajahat. Both individuals were reportedly posted in Islamabad at the time of the incident. However, the allegations against those named in the case have not been established in court.
The NCCIA has taken action against the CSS officer as part of the investigation. Authorities are expected to examine the complaint and the evidence related to the alleged online harassment. Further details about the evidence and the next legal steps have not been confirmed in the provided information.
The investigation remains ongoing, and officials have not yet announced a final outcome. The case will proceed according to the relevant legal process as investigators examine the allegations.
The incident highlights the legal consequences that may follow complaints involving online threats and alleged harassment. Pakistan’s cybercrime laws address certain forms of unlawful online activity, including offences committed through digital platforms.
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The NCCIA investigates complaints involving suspected cybercrime under the applicable legal framework. Further developments in this case are expected as the investigation continues. The allegations should be treated as unproven unless established through the legal process.
