Famous YouTuber Iqra Kanwal from “Sistrology” Summoned in Digital Fraud Case

Pakistan’s National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) has summoned popular YouTuber Iqra Kanwal, widely known from the channel “Sistrology”, on September 2 over allegations of involvement in digital fraud.

According to initial reports, she is accused of using social media platforms to promote online gambling and trading apps that targeted the youth. Authorities claim that such promotions encouraged young people to download and engage with these apps, many of which were linked to fraudulent activities.

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The allegations further state that Iqra Kanwal promoted fake investment schemes through bogus websites, tricking innocent users into investing their money and ultimately losing their savings. These scams reportedly disguised themselves as legitimate online trading or quick-earning opportunities.

Iqra Kanwal, who gained fame alongside her sisters through the popular family vlog channel Sistrology, enjoys a massive following on YouTube and Instagram. Her influence among young audiences has made the case especially sensitive, as investigators believe that her endorsement of such apps may have led thousands of followers to trust and engage with fraudulent schemes.

The NCCIA has confirmed that she has been officially summoned for questioning. Authorities are expected to investigate her role in the alleged promotions and whether she knowingly participated in these online scams.

This case has sparked a wider debate on digital responsibility of influencers in Pakistan. With millions of followers, social media stars hold immense power in shaping public opinion, and their endorsements can significantly impact young audiences. Legal experts suggest that if proven guilty, Iqra Kanwal could face strict penalties under Pakistan’s cybercrime laws.

As the investigation continues, the incident has raised serious concerns about the lack of regulation in influencer marketing, especially when it involves financial apps and schemes. Fans of Sistrology are now waiting to see how the case unfolds, while authorities emphasize the importance of protecting the public from online frauds.