Anmol Pinky, accomplices indicted in another drug case

KARACHI: A local court has indicted Anmol alias Pinky and her accomplices in another case registered against them in connection with drug trafficking, ARY News reported.

The court framed charges after the accused denied the charges against them. It also issued notices and summoned witnesses for the next hearing.

The case against Anmol alias Pinky was registered at the Defence police station.

According to the police case, Defence police personnel were on routine patrol on March 9 when they spotted two suspicious motorcyclists.

The police stopped the suspects, but they tried to escape. During the chase, one of the suspects threw a white bag and fled on foot.

Police arrested the other suspect and recovered more than one kilogram of drugs from him. Another quantity of over one kilogram of drugs was also recovered from the white bag, according to police.

The arrested suspect identified himself as Muhammad Ibad and named the absconding suspect as Azizur Rehman.

Police said the accused told investigators that they worked for Anmol alias Pinky.

According to the police, the suspects used to receive drug consignments for Pinky and deliver them to her.

Earlier, four witnesses identified Anmol, alias Pinky, known as the “Cocaine Queen,” in a drug possession case being heard by an Additional District and Sessions Court in Karachi.

The accused was produced before the court through a video link. According to the witnesses, she had been arrested within the jurisdiction of the Garden police station.

The witnesses alleged that Anmol was involved in an extensive drug trafficking network.

Those who identified the accused included Lady Constable Sonia Ashraf, Investigation Officer Mansoor, Sub-Inspector Abdul Sattar and Assistant Sub-Inspector Aurangzeb.

Public Prosecutor Shakeel Abbasi told the court that the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) police had identified the accused. He further argued that the accused’s call detail record (CDR) indicated contacts with alleged drug dealers.

The court subsequently summoned additional witnesses to appear at the next hearing.