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FIA Files Case Against 10 NCCIA Officers as Raids Target Alleged Extortion Network

The complaint accuses officials of running a monthly protection racket tied to roughly 15 illegal call centres, with investigators citing videos and chat logs as evidence.

Overview

  • An FIR by the FIA Anti-Corruption Circle names 10 NCCIA officers, two additional directors among them, as well as foreign nationals, their Pakistani spouses, and alleged frontmen.
  • The FIR alleges the officers took around Rs15 million per month from illegal call centres operating in Rawalpindi and Islamabad’s F-11 sector, with sources citing about Rs120 million collected between September 2024 and April 2025.
  • Investigators say bribes were funneled through intermediaries identified as Hasan Amir and Tahir Mohiuddin, with payments documented in three installments and supported by recovered videos and chat records.
  • One raid allegedly yielded Rs21 million for the release of 14 foreign detainees after a sub-inspector contacted a detainee’s wife, with the amount reportedly distributed among involved officials.
  • FIA officials report ongoing large-scale raids to arrest the accused, as the case follows earlier resignations and arrests of NCCIA personnel linked to the high-profile Ducky Bhai bribery probe.