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NCCIA arrests suspect for anti-state propaganda

NCCIA arrests suspect for anti-state propaganda  

ISLAMABAD: The National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency(NCCIA) has arrested an individual allegedly involved in running an anti-state propaganda campaign on social media.

The suspect has been identified as Shaukat, who was reportedly engaged in spreading hate speech and provocative content targeting state institutions. Authorities say the individual attempted to incite public unrest through inflammatory videos.

A spokesperson for the National Cyber Crime Agency confirmed that a case has been registered against the accused, and the scope of the investigation has been expanded.

A spokesman for the National Cyber ​​Crime said the scope of the investigation has been further expanded by filing a case against the accused.

Earlier, National Cyber ​​Crime Investigation Agency identified 500 social media accounts involved in the anti -state propaganda campaign.

The agency regularly launched an investigation into the matter, revealing that these accounts are active in running an anti -state campaign across the country.

These social media accounts were part of a organized anti -state propaganda campaign on May 8, 2025, aimed at creating negative public opinion against national institutions and the government.

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