Awam Raj Tehreek chief Iqrar-ul-Hassan appeared before a judicial magistrate in Karachi on Tuesday after the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) brought him to court for remand.
The court granted the agency four days of remand in Case No. 101/2026, registered against him under the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act (PECA). Following the proceedings, NCCIA officials took Iqrar-ul-Hassan back into custody for further investigation.
The case is being heard by the court of Judicial Magistrate Karachi East-I. However, details of the specific allegations against him were not provided in the available information.
Where Was Iqrar-ul-Hassan Arrested?
According to the available details, authorities arrested Iqrar-ul-Hassan in Lahore’s Defence Housing Authority (DHA) area before bringing him to Karachi.
He reportedly arrived in Karachi at around 1am and was subsequently presented before the judicial magistrate. The NCCIA then sought his remand in connection with the case registered under PECA.
Following the court’s decision, an agency team transferred him back to its detention facility. The four-day remand will allow the NCCIA to continue its investigation into the case.
What Is the Case Against Iqrar-ul-Hassan?
The NCCIA registered Case No. 101/2026 against Iqrar-ul-Hassan under the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act. However, the available information does not specify the alleged offence or provide further details about the evidence.
The court’s remand order allows the agency to retain custody of Iqrar-ul-Hassan for four days as the investigation proceeds. Further details about the case may emerge as the legal process continues.
At this stage, the reported proceedings concern his custody and investigation under PECA. The specific allegations and any subsequent court decisions remain unclear from the available information.
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