As tensions between Pakistan and India escalate, hate-filled posts targeting the military and state continue to emerge on social media platforms. In a recent development, the National Cyber Crimes Agency has arrested a senior NADRA executive, Hina Rehman Sheikh, for allegedly creating a WhatsApp group to spread anti-army content.
The accused was employed at NADRA’s Abbott Road office in Lahore when the cybercrime team carried out a raid. The operation, which involved two female officers, led to the swift arrest of Sheikh. According to the agency, the content shared in the WhatsApp group posed a significant threat to national security and public harmony.
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Authorities have registered a case against the suspect, and investigations are ongoing, with more details expected to unfold. The National Cyber Crimes Agency has made it clear that such activities, particularly during sensitive national times, will not be tolerated, and those responsible will face legal action.
This arrest highlights the government’s increasing efforts to monitor and combat the spread of harmful content, especially as the country navigates heightened security concerns.
