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NCCIA Director General Reviews Rawalpindi Circle's Cybercrime Case Handling

Syed Ali Nasir Rizvi directed officials to ensure transparent, merit-based handling of cybercrime cases and timely financial management.

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The Director General of Pakistan's National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA), Syed Ali Nasir Rizvi, reviewed the performance of the agency's Rawalpindi Circle and Accounts Branch on Wednesday, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP).

During the review, Rizvi directed officials to ensure transparent and merit-based handling of cybercrime cases, APP reported. He also called for timely management of financial matters within the branch in order to avoid delays in operational work.

The review is part of ongoing oversight of the NCCIA's regional operations, which handle cybercrime investigations across different parts of the country. APP's report did not detail specific cases discussed during the meeting or provide further figures on the circle's caseload.

The NCCIA has periodically conducted such internal performance reviews as part of efforts to strengthen its handling of cybercrime investigations nationwide, a focus that has grown alongside rising digital crime in Pakistan in recent years.

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