Syed Ali Nasir Rizvi reviews ongoing investigations, pending cases and agency performance, directing officers to speed up operations and improve service delivery.
Director General of the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) Syed Ali Nasir Rizvi on Tuesday directed officers across the country to intensify action against cybercrime and ensure timely justice for citizens.
He issued the directions while chairing a meeting of additional directors from across Pakistan to review the agency’s overall performance, ongoing operations and pending cases.
According to details issued by the NCCIA, the meeting examined the agency’s operational activities, administrative matters and progress in taking action against individuals involved in cybercrime.
Participants also reviewed the performance of different NCCIA circles, the status of pending cases and progress on ongoing investigations. Field officers shared challenges faced during operations and discussed measures to improve the agency’s performance.
The meeting focused on strengthening professional capabilities, adopting effective investigation strategies and improving institutional efficiency to address emerging cybercrime challenges.
DG Rizvi directed officers to accelerate action against cybercriminals and make ongoing operations more effective. He stressed that investigations and other operational activities should be handled efficiently to ensure citizens receive timely justice.
He also emphasised the importance of improving professional standards and strengthening the agency’s institutional capacity to respond to changing forms of cybercrime.
The review brought together additional directors from across the country, providing an opportunity to assess operational progress and identify areas requiring further attention.
The NCCIA is responsible for investigating cybercrime-related offences in Pakistan. The directions issued during the meeting underline the agency’s focus on improving investigations, addressing pending cases and strengthening its response to cybercrime.