How To File a Complaint in NCCIA (National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency)?

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Stand up against bullying and blackmailing. Contact a legal expert to learn how to file a complaint with the NCCIA and take action against these harmful practices.

How To Report To NCCIA?

#1

Online Complaint


#2

Helpline


Consider A Few Points Before Filing A Complaint

  • Take screenshots of the conversation you had with the harasser/blackmailer. You can save the call logs if you talk on the phone or record them if possible.
  • It would be best to ask your parents/guardian to file a complaint as a minor. Your friends, teachers, or anyone you trust can also complain on your behalf. People who do not want to get their families involved can ask anyone else they trust.
  • Do not feel afraid or scared while reporting or filing a complaint. It won’t only make you stronger but will protect other people being subjected to the same torture as you.
  • As a victim, you can visit the NCCIA office or send a complaint to headquarters. The online complaint system called the Nr3C is also available for people who do not wish to go to the FIA’s office.
  • It would be best that the friends or family of the victim try locating the harasser/blackmailer. This would not only help NCCIA but save the victim from any further trauma.
  • Lastly, the blackmailer or the bully might demand money or private data. Please do not entertain any of his demands because it might increase the chance of further blackmailing or bullying. They might save your data, send it further, or demand more money.

LEGAL QUERIES

Frequently Asked Questions

The punishment for cyber crime in Pakistan can vary depending upon the crime. People might have to pay fines of up to five million or go to jail for three to ten years.

You can register a complaint online by browsing the official website or calling the helpline 9911. The address for the FIA headquarters is also available so you can send your report there.

The Federal Investigation Agency deals with people who blackmail, bully, harass, or are involved in drug dealing, etc. They ensure the victims feel safe and their complaints are processed within 24 hours.

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