Pakistan ki cybercrime agency ghair qanooni call centres mein pakre gaye ghair mulkiyon ko deport karne ke bajaye un par muqadma chalayegi

Ahalkaron ke mutabiq, saza paane wale ghair mulki apne mulk wapas jane se pehle Pakistani jails mein saza kaatenge, jab ke pichhle maheene saat call centres par chhapon ke baad 600 se zyada giraftariyan hui thin.

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Urdu mein suneinPakistan ki cybercrime agency ghair qanooni call centres mein pakre gaye ghair mulkiyon ko deport karne ke bajaye un par muqadma chalayegi2 min · device ki awaz0:00 / 1:40

— Pakistan ki National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency ne ghair qanooni call centres par chhapon mein giraftar hone wale ghair mulkiyon ko deport karna band karne aur un par Pakistani qanoon ke teht muqadma chalane ka faisla kiya hai, agency ke ahalkaron ne kaha.

Nai policy ke teht, giraftar hone walon par pehle Pakistani adalaton mein muqadma chalega, aur jise bhi mujrim qarar diya gaya woh apne mulk bheje jane se pehle maqami jail mein apni saza kaatega, ahalkaron ne kaha.

Ab tak aise call centres se pakre gaye ghair mulkiyon ko "napasandeeda" qarar de kar Pakistan mein aik din bhi saza kaate baghair deport kar diya jata tha. Deport kiye gaye logon mein sab se zyada tadad Chini shehriyon ki thi, zarai ne bataya, aur in centres ko chalane mein mulawwis logon mein Indonesia aur Vietnam ke shehri bhi shamil thay.

Agency ne pichhle maheene saat ghair qanooni call centres par chhape mare aur 600 se zyada logon ko giraftar kiya. Is baar us ne mulzimon ko deport karne ke bajaye un ke khilaf charge sheets taiyar kar ke unhein jail bhej diya, zarai ne bataya.

TT Islamabad Bureau

Reporting from the federal capital by The Thursday Times' Islamabad bureau.

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