Pakistan cricket star Mohammad Rizwan has received a second notice from the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) Lahore.
The latest notice requires the national wicketkeeper-batter to appear before the agency on October 2. The summons forms part of an ongoing inquiry involving Rizwan.
According to the notice, Rizwan must appear personally at the NCCIA Lahore office at 3pm on the specified date.
Second Notice Issued to Mohammad Rizwan
The NCCIA has issued the latest summons after Rizwan was previously asked to appear before the agency. The second notice now sets a specific date and time for his appearance.
Rizwan has been directed to reach the agency’s Lahore office at 3pm on October 2. The notice relates to the ongoing inquiry involving the national cricketer.
However, the available details do not specify the exact nature of the inquiry or the allegations being examined by the agency.
NCCIA Warns of Legal Action
The notice carries a warning about the consequences of failing to appear before the agency.
It states that failure to attend at the specified date and time may be taken to mean that the concerned individual has no position or explanation to present in his defence.
The agency has further warned that non-compliance could result in legal action under the law.
Therefore, Rizwan is expected to appear before the NCCIA according to the schedule mentioned in the latest notice.
What Happens Next?
The second summons puts Rizwan’s appearance before the NCCIA on the agency’s immediate schedule. His response could provide further clarity about the inquiry and the matter under investigation.
For now, the notice only confirms that the agency has asked the cricketer to appear in person on October 2.
The development comes as the NCCIA continues its inquiry involving Rizwan, with the latest notice marking another step in the ongoing proceedings.
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