Lawyer seeks NCCIA action over AI ‘lawyer’ Alishba Noor and alleged misuse of legal attire
A lawyer has filed a complaint with the NCCIA over viral videos of AI-created Alishba Noor, alleging that the character mocks lawyers’ uniforms and undermines women lawyers’ dignity.

A lawyer has submitted a complaint to the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) over viral videos featuring Alishba Noor, an allegedly artificial intelligence-created female lawyer, seeking action against those responsible for the digital accounts.
The complainant alleges that a fictitious character was created on social media using AI technology and that lawyers’ distinctive, respected uniform was misused. The complaint challenges both the videos featuring the character and what the lawyer describes as mockery of the profession’s attire.
According to the complainant, this use of the uniform harms the dignity of women lawyers. The lawyer also argues that it ridicules the professional identity of the wider legal community, making the complaint about both the treatment of women in the profession and respect for lawyers’ shared identity.
The applicant has asked the NCCIA to promptly identify the people behind the allegedly fake digital accounts. The lawyer has also demanded strict legal action against those responsible, saying such action is needed to protect the dignity of the legal community.
It could not be independently confirmed when or where the complaint was submitted.
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