Ducky Bhai accuses NCCIA officials of torture, misconduct

Lahore (Web Desk): Pakistani YouTuber Saad ur Rehman, popularly known as Ducky Bhai, has made serious allegations against officials of the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA), accusing them of physical abuse, misconduct, using abusive language, and demanding a large sum of money.

In a video statement, Ducky Bhai revealed the incidents that occurred during his 100-day detention. He claimed that during the investigation, he was presented before Additional Director Sarfraz Chaudhry, who allegedly used offensive language and slapped him multiple times.

Ducky Bhai mentioned that Sarfraz Chaudhry repeatedly asked him about his sources of income. When he explained that he earns through YouTube and has 8 million subscribers, Sarfraz allegedly accused him of corrupting children's minds. "I was slapped so many times that I lost count," Ducky Bhai said.

Additionally, Ducky Bhai claimed that some NCCIA officials offered to settle the matter for Rs. 70 to 80 crore. However, he stated that he was not in a position to pay such a large amount.

He also alleged that officials seized $326,000 from him and forced him to open a Binance account to halt his trading. The money was reportedly converted into dollars and transferred to the officials' personal accounts.

Ducky Bhai revealed that on the first day of his detention, he felt completely helpless. Despite fully cooperating with the authorities, he continued to be beaten. When he saw an acquaintance during his detention, he begged them to ask the guards to reduce the amount of beating.

As of now, NCCIA has not issued any formal response to Ducky Bhai’s allegations.

It is worth noting that in September, NCCIA Lahore’s then Additional Director Sarfraz Chaudhry was removed from his position due to various controversies, including allegations of misconduct with Ducky Bhai.

Ducky Bhai was arrested at Lahore Airport in August this year. He was accused of allegedly promoting gambling and betting apps through his online platform.