According to the FIA Cyber Crime Wing, the group used women to record sexually explicit videos for international clients through a mobile app.
These women were then paid in 'diamond' ( a form of virtual currency) for sexually explicit video calls with their clients.
The more diamonds a woman received, the more she would be paid by the network, disclosed the FIA. Some of the women, besides the video calls, were forced to do immoral acts by the network as well, revealed the investigative agency.
The network using these women used to issue advertisements in newspapers in which women were offered salaries of up to Rs40,000 per month to work from home, revealed the FIA.
Disclosing further details about the group, the FIA said that the network has 35 members across Pakistan. The women who were involved in the immoral video calls, were paid Rs7,000 after they collected 400,000 diamonds.
A woman named Ramsha has been identified by the FIA as the owner of the app and a man named Fazal Qadir is her partner, said the FIA. Qadir was arrested from an apartment in Gulistan-e-Iqbal, where he used to run an office that operated a porn website, after a woman complained to the agency about the group.
Nine mobile phones and laptops as well as other electronic items were seized during the raid. Data about various women and pornographic videos were obtained from the electronic devices that were seized during the raid.
FIA has registered a case against the app's owner, Ramsha, and three other persons. Raids are being conducted to arrest two other women nominated in the case.
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