Anmol Pinky
Coverage of Anmol Pinky in the Nexus archive.
- Police get more time to file final charge sheet against alleged cocaine dealer Anmol Pinky
A court in Karachi extended the deadline for police to file the final charge sheet against alleged cocaine dealer Anmol Pinky and other suspects in a drug case. The court adjourned the hearing until June 27, allowing additional time for forensic and investigative reports. Two suspects, Zeeshan-ur-Rehman and Sohail-ur-Rehman, applied for discharge, claiming false implication, while the prosecution argued they were accomplices.
- Pinky’s long-running drug network targeted elite areas, students: IO
Anmol Pinky, an alleged cocaine dealer, operated a 16-year drug trafficking network targeting elite areas and students in Karachi. The investigating officer filed an interim charge sheet, revealing her use of accomplices, bank accounts, and WhatsApp to facilitate drug distribution. Three suspects are in custody, while others remain at large.
- Court’s nod sought to record Pinky’s voice samples
The investigating officer in a narcotics case has requested court permission to record voice samples of Anmol Pinky, an alleged drug baroness, and her three accomplices in prison to match against audio evidence found on seized mobile phones. Pinky and her accomplices were arrested for drug possession and an unlicensed weapon, and the court is being asked to direct jail authorities to facilitate the voice sample recordings for forensic analysis.