Iqra Kanwal, a TikToker, is pregnant and wants to appear in court about a gambling app.

Iqra Kanwal, a popular TikTok user, has formally responded in writing to the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency’s (NCCIA) notification about claims that he promoted a gambling software.

Her response, submitted via attorney Barrister Mian Ali Ashfaq, asks for additional time to appear because of her medical condition.

Written response submitted via legal representation
Details indicate that Iqra Kanwal’s attorney responded to the NCCIA’s notice of summons about the investigation into gambling app marketing.

The answer makes it clear that Iqra is unable to attend proceedings in person because she is currently expecting a child.

Make a two-month request.
Iqra responded that she had requested a minimum of two months’ notice before meeting with investigators. She highlighted that she is now unable to take part in the investigation due to her health.

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Her attorney promised that she would directly participate in the inquiry and give the police her full cooperation after she recovered.

Background of the case
In connection with an investigation into the promotion of online gambling and betting applications, the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) has formally sent letters to a number of well-known YouTubers and social media celebrities.

Official documents state that influencers Muhammad Anas Ali and Iqra Kanwal, as well as YouTuber Rajab Butt, have been ordered to appear before the cybercrime agency on September 9. Earlier this week, written letters calling them in for interrogation were sent.

This summons comes after Saad-ur-Rehman, also known as Ducky Bhai, a well-known YouTuber, was arrested at Lahore Airport last month. After the NCCIA filed a complaint against him for promoting gambling and betting applications, he was placed under arrest.

Since then, Ducky Bhai has stayed under arrest. In addition to accusing him of posting pornographic material on social media, investigators prolonged his physical remand for a further three days on Thursday.