Notices Issued to sistrology Channel’s Iqra Kanwal, Ins Ali, and Mudassir Hasan Over Gambling Promotion
The National Cyber Crime Agency (NCCIA) has expanded its investigation into the promotion of illegal betting and gaming apps
The National Cyber Crime Agency (NCCIA) has expanded its investigation into the promotion of illegal betting and gaming apps on social media. According to officials, the agency has gathered solid evidence and has now issued notices to social media influencers and YouTubers, calling them for questioning. Among those summoned are sistrology Channel’s Iqra Kanwal, Ins Ali, and Mudassir Hasan, along with influencer Muhammad Hasnain Shah. The notices state that all four individuals must appear at the NCCIA Lahore office on September 2 at 11 AM.
The investigation follows rising concerns about the advertisement of betting apps and other unlawful platforms that target young users online. Authorities say such promotions not only mislead the public but also encourage illegal activities. By calling influencers for questioning, the agency aims to identify the full network behind the advertisements and hold those responsible accountable.
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Journalist Muhammad Umair shared copies of the notices on social media platform X (formerly Twitter), which quickly drew public attention. Many users demanded stricter action against those who use their online platforms to promote betting, while others called for clearer rules to guide influencers on what kind of sponsorships are legal.
This case has sparked a wider debate about the responsibilities of YouTubers and social media stars in Pakistan. With large followings, influencers have the power to shape public opinion. Authorities argue that promoting unlawful apps crosses ethical and legal lines.
The NCCIA has confirmed that its crackdown on gambling app promotion will continue. Officials say further names may be added to the list as the investigation progresses. For now, the spotlight remains on sistrology Channel’s Iqra Kanwal, Ins Ali, Mudassir Hasan, and others who are set to appear before investigators in Lahore.
FAQs
1. Why were notices issued to Iqra Kanwal, Ins Ali, and Mudassir Hasan?
They were summoned for allegedly promoting illegal betting and gaming apps.
2. Which agency is handling the investigation?
The National Cyber Crime Agency (NCCIA) is leading the inquiry.
3. When are the influencers required to appear?
They must appear on September 2 at 11 AM at the NCCIA Lahore office.
4. Who else has been issued a notice?
Social media influencer Muhammad Hasnain Shah has also received a notice.
5. What is the aim of the investigation?
To stop the promotion of unlawful betting apps and hold accountable those involved.