Lahore High Court Dismisses Mohammad Rizwan’s Petition Against NCCIA Notice
UrduPoint (17 September, 2026) reports that the Lahore High Court dismissed cricketer Mohammad Rizwan's petition against a notice issued by the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA), declaring it inadmissible.
Chief Justice Aalia Neelum, hearing the case, told Rizwan's lawyer, “You should be heavily fined for concealing facts; respond to the show-cause notice.”
Rizwan had challenged the NCCIA's summons, arguing a lack of justification. He claimed he was asked about allegations without receiving answers. The petition questioned the agency’s jurisdiction and the nature of their investigation.
Key Points:
- Lahore High Court dismissed Mohammad Rizwan's petition against NCCIA notice.
- Chief Justice Neelum ordered Rizwan to respond to the show-cause notice.
- Rizwan had claimed lack of justification for the summons and questioning without answers.
- NCCIA is investigating possible dressing-room leaks during Pakistan's tour of England, based on a PCB complaint.
Background:
- The NCCIA summoned Mohammad Rizwan and Imam-ul-Haq, requiring them to respond by September 15th.
- Both players sought more time and appeared at the NCCIA office in Lahore.
- An investigation is underway regarding alleged discipline and conduct issues during Pakistan's tour of England.