Journalist Bilal Ghauri granted 3-day physical remand in PECA case
Most outlets reported that journalist Bilal Ghauri was granted a three-day physical remand by a judicial magistrate in an Islamabad PECA case. Dawn focused on the NCCIA's involvement and the legal action taken, while Pakistan Observer included Ghauri's statement clarifying that his remarks were directed at NACTA, not an individual.
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NCCIA gets three-day physical remand of journalist Bilal Ghauri
ISLAMABAD: An Islamabad judicial magistrate on Monday granted the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) three-day physical remand of journalist Bilal Ghauri in a case registered under the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act (Peca). Ghauri was produced before Judge Malik Aman of the Islamabad District and Sessions Court, where the NCCIA sought 10-day physical remand for further inves...
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Bilal Ghauri says ‘I was talking about NACTA not any Individual’ after 3-Day Physical Remand
ISLAMABAD – Journalist and columnist Bilal Ghauri has been sent on 3-day physical remand in PECA case, after National Cyber…
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NCCIA gets journalist Bilal Ghauri's 3-day physical remand in Peca case
ISLAMABAD: A judicial magistrate in Islamabad on Monday granted the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) three-day physical remand of journalist Bilal Ghauri in a case registered under the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act (Peca). According to the first information report, seen by Dawn, the case was registered on Sept 6 on the state’s behalf through NCCIA Technical Assistant Muha...
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