Police have submitted the final challan against alleged drug dealer Anmol alias Pinky before the Judicial Magistrate of North Karachi. The case involves accusations of running a narcotics supply network in Karachi.
According to the challan, police claimed that Anmol learned the method of manufacturing drugs from her former husband. Investigators stated that she stayed at different locations in Lahore and Karachi to avoid detection.
The report further mentioned that Anmol hired delivery riders to supply narcotics to customers in different areas.
Multiple Cases Registered Against Anmol
Police stated that the total number of cases against Anmol alias Pinky has now reached 21. The challan also confirmed the arrests of her brother Nasir, Ainullah, and Muyasar Ali alias Atif.
The accused’s name appeared in official records as Anmol alias Munazza alias Pinky.
According to police documents, authorities arrested Muyasar Ali, Nasir, and Ainullah from Akhtar Colony. Police also claimed to have recovered a large quantity of hashish and cocaine from their possession.
During questioning, Muyasar Ali allegedly told investigators that Amir informed him about working for Anmol.
Investigation Reveals Alleged Drug Network
The challan stated that Anmol allegedly controlled narcotics supply activities across Karachi. Investigators claimed that one gram of narcotics was sold between Rs12,000 and Rs15,000, with the final price decided by Anmol.
The Investigation Officer said authorities were continuing their investigation while Anmol remained in a women’s jail. He added that she allegedly admitted operating a narcotics network in Karachi.
During the investigation, Nasir reportedly told police that Anmol was his sister. He also stated that she moved to Lahore after a family dispute.
Legal Proceedings Continue
Police registered the case against the accused on November 18, 2018. The final challan includes Investigation Officer Mansoor and 14 other witnesses.
The court will now review the submitted challan as legal proceedings continue. Authorities are expected to present further evidence during the upcoming hearings.
