NCCIA summons all relevant parties including MPA day after actress Momina Iqbal’s plea

LAHORE – National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) has summoned all relevant parties today for further inquiry after actress Momina Iqbal accused an MPA of online harassment, cyber bullying and threats. The MPA also initiated legal action, registering a separate case in his native district through a complaint lodged by his cousin, naming unidentified individuals for allegedly issuing threats against him. Officials said both complaints are currently under review, and investigations are underway to determine the facts of the case. The matter remains under legal process as the authorities proceed with inquiries from both sides. On May 20, 2026, Momina Iqbal alleged that she has been facing online harassment, cyber bullying, mental torture and life threats from a member of the provincial assembly for a long time. The actress who did not mention the name of the MPA said that the accused belongs to ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz. Taking to Instagram story, actress Momina Iqbal said, “I have been facing severe online harassment, cyber bullying, mental torture, and life threats from an MPA associated with Pakistan Muslim League (N) for a long time,”. The actress wrote, “Despite repeatedly reporting the matter to NCCIA, FIA, and Punjab Police, no proper action has been taken due to the political influence of the individual involved. Instead of ensuring justice, attempts have been made to suppress my complaints, and even individuals associated with the office of Ms. Maryam Nawaz Sharif tried to discourage and silence the matter rather than allowing a fair investigation,”. She further said, “As a result of speaking up and seeking legal action, both my family and I are facing serious threats to our safety. I request the concerned authorities to immediately conduct an impartial investigation, provide protection to my family, and take strict legal action against those involved,”. The actress said that she would public press conference if her grievances are not