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Following the arrest of YouTuber Saad ur Rehman, widely known as Ducky Bhai at Lahore Airport, the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) officials shared the latest details in the case.
According to the NCCIA, Ducky Bhai allegedly promoted illegal gambling platforms on social media, online gambling, and money laundering, encouraging his audience to invest in betting apps considered unlawful under Pakistani cyber and financial laws.
Investigators revealed the recovery of several mobile phones, suspicious WhatsApp contacts, and other digital evidence from the possession of Saad. They also claimed to have traced financial transactions connected to online gambling networks.
The FIR stated that Ducky Bhai exploited his digital influence to market these betting applications, thereby pushing many followers into unlawful financial activities that are strictly prohibited in the country.
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NCCIA further confirmed that a probe into his financial assets has been launched. Authorities are reviewing his income sources to track potential wealth generated through such illicit digital channels.
Officials highlighted that the investigation is still underway, with more details expected to emerge in the coming days. The case is being closely monitored by cybercrime and financial experts.
This is not the first instance of Ducky Bhai facing legal challenges. Earlier in April 2025, he came under scrutiny for a dangerous stunt performed on the motorway.
In that viral video, Ducky Bhai was seen driving at speeds above 200 kilometers per hour, placing his foot on the steering wheel, while pretending to sleep with closed eyes.
The reckless stunt led to an FIR by the National Highways and Motorway Police at Laksian Police Station under Section 279 of the Pakistan Penal Code (PPC).
Officials strongly condemned the act, calling it extremely dangerous to public safety and property. They further warned that such irresponsible stunts for social media popularity would not be tolerated under the law.
