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Pakistan's Cybercrime Agency Arrests Two Over Alleged Facebook Defamation

The National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency said the arrests followed a complaint from the affected citizen.

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— APP (Pakistan)

Pakistan's National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) has arrested two suspects over allegations of defaming a citizen on Facebook, following a complaint lodged by the affected person, the Associated Press of Pakistan reported.

An NCCIA official said Inspector Syeda Pakeeza acted on the complaint and arrested the two suspects, identified as Rafaqat and Shehzad.

Further details on the specific content involved or the current legal status of the case were not provided in the available report.

The arrests are part of the NCCIA's broader mandate to investigate cybercrime complaints, including cases of online defamation, across Pakistan.

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