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Mohammad Rizwan Demands Formal Summons, Charge Sheet from NCCIA

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  • Rizwan demands NCCIA provide a formal charge sheet for the ongoing inquiry.
  • He has requested all future summons be sent officially to his home address.
  • The cricketer is reportedly unable to play domestic cricket due to the probe.

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National cricket team wicketkeeper-batsman Mohammad Rizwan is under investigation by the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA). His mobile phone was confiscated in England on August 31, and despite appearing before the agency on September 10, it has not been returned. Rizwan has now sent a second letter demanding the return of his phone, a written explanation for the inquiry, a formal charge sheet, and that all future communication be sent officially to his home address.

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In a new letter, Mohammad Rizwan has demanded the NCCIA issue a formal charge sheet and send any future summons via official letter to his home, not by phone or SMS. He is reportedly unable to play domestic cricket or practice at the NCA pending the outcome of the probe.

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In his latest communication with the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA), cricketer Mohammad Rizwan has demanded that any future summons be issued formally via a letter to his home address, rather than through phone calls or text messages.

According to reports, Rizwan expressed that he feels he is being treated like a suspect and is seeking clarity on the allegations against him. He has requested that the agency provide a formal charge sheet so he can prepare his defence.

The cricketer noted that the forensic analysis of his confiscated mobile phone has not yet been completed, and he has not been informed of any findings. Reports also suggest that due to the ongoing inquiry, Rizwan is currently unable to participate in domestic cricket or practice at the National Cricket Academy (NCA).

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