Lahore High Court dismisses Mohammad Rizwan's petition against cybercrime agency

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The Lahore High Court has dismissed a petition filed by Pakistani cricketer Mohammad Rizwan. The case involves queries raised by Pakistan's national cybercrimes agency directed at Rizwan. Following the court's decision, Rizwan has been instructed to respond to the agency's questions. The dismissal means Rizwan can no longer use the court petition to avoid engaging with the cybercrime investigation process.

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