Three YouTubers booked for promoting betting apps on social media

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KARACHI (web desk): As part of a crackdown on people promoting betting apps on social media, the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) on Wednesday registered an FIR against three YouTubers under different sections of the Prevention of Electronic Crimes (Amendment) Act, 2025.

The case was registered against Rajab Butt, Anas Ali and Huraira.  

It is pertinent to mention here that another YouTuber, Ducky Bhai, has already been arrested in connection with the same offence.

A court on Tuesday had dismissed the bail application of Ducky Bhai in a case pertaining to the promotion of gambling applications on social media. 

Judicial Magistrate Muhammad Naeem Wattoo announced the decision after hearing arguments from both sides. 

The defence contended that investigators failed to prove Ducky Bhai’s role as a country manager for the gambling app. 

However, the NCCIA prosecutor argued that electronic devices seized from the accused, including a laptop and two mobile phones, contained voice chats with officials of Binomo.

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