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YouTuber Ducky Bhai Accused of Money Laundering through Illegal Gambling Apps

August 17, 2025
in Pakistan
YouTuber Ducky Bhai Accused of Money Laundering through Illegal Gambling Apps
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New updates have come forward regarding the arrest of YouTuber Saad ur Rehman, widely known as Ducky Bhai, who was recently taken into custody at Lahore Airport by the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA), according to news reports.

The First Information Report (FIR) against him alleges that he was involved in money laundering activities connected to online gambling applications.

Authorities claim that Ducky Bhai used his social media presence to promote these betting platforms, encouraging people to take part in unlawful schemes that promised quick financial returns.

Investigators revealed that during the inquiry, they recovered mobile phones, WhatsApp conversations, and other digital data.

These records reportedly point to suspicious financial transactions carried out through gambling networks. Officials further stated that this evidence strengthens their case, showing a possible link between the influencer and online betting operations.

The situation has attracted widespread public attention since Ducky Bhai is one of Pakistan’s most popular content creators, with millions of followers. His arrest has sparked debate among fans and critics alike, raising questions about the role of influencers in promoting potentially harmful or illegal platforms.

At present, the investigation is ongoing, and further details are expected to surface as authorities examine the digital evidence more closely.

The case also highlights growing concerns about the use of social media to market online gambling apps in Pakistan, where such practices are strictly prohibited.

For now, Ducky Bhai remains under scrutiny while officials continue their probe into the alleged financial crimes linked to digital betting platforms.

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