Key Takeaways
- Director General of NCCIA, Syed Ali Nasir Rizvi, will host an E-Kachehri on Wednesday.
- The event aims to directly address citizens' concerns about cybercrime.
- Complaints related to cyber fraud and online harassment will be heard.
Director General of the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA), Syed Ali Nasir Rizvi, has announced an E-Kachehri to be held on Wednesday, October 14, at 11:30 am. The event is designed to directly hear citizens' complaints regarding cybercrime.
An NCCIA spokesperson stated that the E-Kachehri will provide a platform for citizens to voice their concerns about cyber fraud, online harassment, and other related issues.
The NCCIA aims to ensure that citizens can directly communicate their grievances to the agency, fostering a more transparent and responsive approach to addressing cybercrime.
This initiative is part of the NCCIA's ongoing efforts to enhance public awareness and engagement in combating cybercrime. By holding such events, the agency hopes to build trust and encourage more citizens to come forward with their complaints.
The E-Kachehri will take place at a designated location, and citizens are encouraged to participate in person or through digital means to ensure their concerns are heard.
The NCCIA spokesperson emphasized the importance of such events in strengthening the agency's commitment to public service and ensuring that citizens feel heard and supported in their fight against cybercrime.
The E-Kachehri is a significant step towards improving the relationship between the NCCIA and the public, providing a direct channel for feedback and addressing the growing concerns of cybercrime in Pakistan.
