NCCIA summons four individuals over social media complaint by Sharjeel Memon
Most outlets reported that the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) summoned four individuals in connection with a social media complaint filed by Sharjeel Inam Memon. Dawn and Geo News both highlighted the summons and the context of the Mir Raza Ali murder case, while BOL News focused on the submission of the written complaint through Memon’s lawyer. All excerpts noted the involvement of the NCCIA and the nature of the complaint, but BOL News led with the procedural detail of the complaint submission, whereas the others emphasized the summons and its legal implications.
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NCCIA summons four individuals over social media complaint by Sharjeel Memon
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NCCIA summons four individuals over social media complaint by Sharjeel Memon
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NCCIA summons 4 individuals on Sharjeel Memon's complaint in connection with Mir Raza's case
KARACHI: The National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) has summoned four Karachi residents on a complaint filed by Sindh Senior Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon over “false and malicious content on social media against him and his son” in connection with the Mir Raza Ali murder case. The NCCIA’s notices, dated August 10 and seen by Dawn, stated that the agency was “conducting an inquiry int...
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NCCIA summons four over 'false, fabricated' allegations against Sharjeel Memon
The individuals directed to appear in person before the investigating officer at the NCCIA Karachi office on August 13
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Mir Raza Ali murder case: NCCIA summons four over alleged social media campaign against Sharjeel Memon
Sindh Information Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon speaks during a press conference in Karachi on October 5, 2025. — APP Notices issued as part of inquiry into the alleged online campaign.The four people were asked to appear before the agency on Aug 13.They must bring their original...
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Sharjeel Memon moves NCCIA over social media campaign
A written complaint was submitted to the deputy director of the NCCIA Karachi Zone through Memon’s lawyer. The post Sharjeel Memon moves NCCIA over social media campaign appeared first on BOL News.
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Sharjeel Memon files complaint with NCCIA over social media claims
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Sharjeel Memon files complaint with NCCIA over social media claims
Most outlets reported that Sharjeel Inam Memon, a Sindh senior minister, filed a complaint with the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) regarding social media claims linking him and his son to the murder of Mir Raza Ali. Geo News added that Memon described the claims as "malicious propaganda" and included a reference to a press conference in Karachi. Business Recorder noted the complaint was filed in Hyderabad and mentioned a handout from Sindh, while ARY News repeated the core detail without additional framing.
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Sharjeel registers complaint with NCCIA
HYDERABAD: The Sindh Senior Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon has filed a complaint before the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) against some social media users and accounts. According to a handout of Sindh Information Department issued here on Sunday, the complaint on behalf of the minister and his son Rawal Memon had been filed by advocate Syeda Malaika Naqvi to an agency’s Deputy ...
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Mir Raza Ali's murder: Sharjeel Memon moves NCCIA over 'malicious' propaganda against him, son
Sindh Senior Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon addresses media persons during a press conference in Karachi. — PPI/File LONDON: Sindh Senior Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon has approached the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency over what he described as false, fabricated, and...
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