Two arrested for selling people’s data in Lahore

By The BriefBrief

Pakistan’s National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) arrested two suspects, Arsalan and Ali Raza, for allegedly operating a website called “Mini Nadra” and acquiring and selling people’s data. The agency recovered about three terabytes of sensitive information, including data tied to more than 10 million citizens, and seized two mobile phones and related devices.

WHO: National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA)

WHAT: Arrested two suspects and recovered terabytes of sensitive personal data allegedly acquired and sold via “Mini Nadra”

WHEN: Sep 9, 2026

WHERE: Lahore, Pakistan

WHY: The arrests followed alleged illegal acquisition, possession and sale of sensitive personal data.

Sources (1): Dawn Pakistan

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