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Imran Cheetah Accuses NADRA of Leaking Pakistani Citizens’ Data
STAFF REPORTER
PESHAWAR : Famous Peshawar-based TikToker Imran Khan alias Cheetah has accused NADRA of leaking Pakistani citizens’ data and demanded an investigation and action by the government.
Addressing a press conference at the Peshawar Press Club, Imran Cheetah said that he raises the slogan of “Pakistan Zindabad” on TikTok and promotes a message of peace, but some elements are unhappy with his activities. He alleged that individuals based abroad obtained his family’s data through their alleged contacts in Pakistan and are now threatening to release the pictures and personal information of his mother, sisters, and other relatives on TikTok Live.
He said that he has contacted the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) Peshawar and other relevant institutions regarding the matter and has submitted applications for action. Imran Cheetah questioned how ordinary citizens face difficulties obtaining documents from NADRA, while some individuals allegedly manage to obtain complete citizens’ data.
He demanded that action be taken against the alleged blackmailing group operating from abroad and their alleged associates in Peshawar, and that protection be provided to him and his family.
Imran Cheetah further said that TikTok Live is allegedly being used for blackmailing and anti-Pakistan activities, and demanded a ban on the feature.
Right activist Shah Nam Khan also addressed the press conference and called on the government to ensure protection of citizens’ data, take action against those allegedly involved, and prevent the misuse of online platforms.
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FIA AHTC Karachi, Under Deputy Director Muhammad Ajmal’s Command, Smashes Major Human Trafficking Syndicate
Islamabad – In a significant crackdown on organized crime, the Federal Investigation Agency’s Anti-Human Trafficking Circle (AHTC) in Karachi, under the effective supervision of Deputy Director Muhammad Ajmal, has dismantled a major human trafficking network responsible for defrauding citizens through fraudulent overseas employment and visa schemes.
During a meticulously planned intelligence-led operation, FIA teams arrested seven key members of the syndicate and recovered substantial incriminating evidence, including hundreds of Pakistani passports, modern firearms, police uniforms, laptops, and other digital and documentary records.
Preliminary investigations reveal that the network allegedly extorted between PKR 800,000 and PKR 1 million per victim, promising foreign employment opportunities but failing to deliver any legitimate visas. Victims who sought refunds were reportedly subjected to intimidation by operatives posing as law enforcement personnel in counterfeit police attire.
To date, 52 victims have been identified, and investigative efforts are ongoing to trace additional affected individuals, map financial trails, and apprehend all facilitators connected to the ring.
Deputy Director Muhammad Ajmal’s strategic direction and operational oversight have been instrumental in this breakthrough, reflecting the FIA’s unwavering commitment to safeguarding citizens from transnational fraudulent networks and reinforcing the rule of law.
The FIA reiterates its resolve to continue aggressive enforcement actions against human smuggling and visa fraud, ensuring that perpetrators are held fully accountable under the law.
BY: Nadeem Faisal Baiga
