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Abbottabad: Video Allegedly Showing Inappropriate Remarks Against Women Goes Viral; Cybercrime Case Registered Against Three Individuals.
05-Nov-2026 — Qazi Jawad
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ABBOTTABAD :The National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) has registered a case against three individuals following the circulation of a video on social media allegedly showing inappropriate and offensive remarks against women outside Imtiaz Mall in Abbottabad.
According to details, a video related to an incident outside Imtiaz Mall began circulating on TikTok, drawing public attention. The complaint was filed by Advocate Shahbaz Khan and other complainants associated with Aman Forum Abbottabad.
According to FIR No. 124/2026, the case was registered on November 3, 2026, following a complaint alleging that a video shared through the TikTok account @iqra_khan50 showed two young men and a girl allegedly making inappropriate and insulting remarks against women in a crowd outside Imtiaz Mall.
The complainants alleged that the individuals harassed women and used offensive language against them, affecting their dignity and causing public outrage after the video circulated widely on social media.
According to the NCCIA, an investigation was conducted under Inquiry No. 1625/2026, during which the video and relevant TikTok accounts were examined. The identities of the individuals allegedly involved were also established.
Following the inquiry and the reported substantiation of the allegations, approval was obtained from the competent authority to register a formal case.
The individuals nominated in the FIR are Junaid Zai alias Jani, son of Abdul Rashid; Shoaib Akhtar, son of Muhammad Zubair; and Iqra Waheed, daughter of Sardar Waheed.
The case has been registered under Sections 20 and 24 of the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act (PECA) 2016, as amended in 2025, along with Sections 294 and 109 of the Pakistan Penal Code (PPC).
The FIR states that the investigation has been assigned to Sub-Inspector Syeda Pakeeza. The role of any other individuals who may have been involved will also be determined during the course of the investigation.
It is important to note that the allegations against the nominated individuals remain subject to investigation and legal determination by the competent court.
According to details, a video related to an incident outside Imtiaz Mall began circulating on TikTok, drawing public attention. The complaint was filed by Advocate Shahbaz Khan and other complainants associated with Aman Forum Abbottabad.
According to FIR No. 124/2026, the case was registered on November 3, 2026, following a complaint alleging that a video shared through the TikTok account @iqra_khan50 showed two young men and a girl allegedly making inappropriate and insulting remarks against women in a crowd outside Imtiaz Mall.
The complainants alleged that the individuals harassed women and used offensive language against them, affecting their dignity and causing public outrage after the video circulated widely on social media.
According to the NCCIA, an investigation was conducted under Inquiry No. 1625/2026, during which the video and relevant TikTok accounts were examined. The identities of the individuals allegedly involved were also established.
Following the inquiry and the reported substantiation of the allegations, approval was obtained from the competent authority to register a formal case.
The individuals nominated in the FIR are Junaid Zai alias Jani, son of Abdul Rashid; Shoaib Akhtar, son of Muhammad Zubair; and Iqra Waheed, daughter of Sardar Waheed.
The case has been registered under Sections 20 and 24 of the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act (PECA) 2016, as amended in 2025, along with Sections 294 and 109 of the Pakistan Penal Code (PPC).
The FIR states that the investigation has been assigned to Sub-Inspector Syeda Pakeeza. The role of any other individuals who may have been involved will also be determined during the course of the investigation.
It is important to note that the allegations against the nominated individuals remain subject to investigation and legal determination by the competent court.
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