Anmol Pinky learned cocaine production from ex-husband: interim challan

Karachi: Police have submitted an interim charge sheet in a narcotics recovery case involving Anmol, also known as “Pinky.”

The case was heard before a Judicial Magistrate in Karachi South, where the investigating officer presented the interim charge sheet against Anmol and other suspects.

According to the charge sheet, five suspects, including three women, have been declared absconders. The document also includes the names of 16 witnesses.

The interim report alleges that the accused has been involved in the production of narcotics for the past 16 years.

Investigators claim she learned how to manufacture cocaine from her former husband and later established her own operation following their divorce.

The charge sheet further alleges that the suspect sold cocaine in upscale areas of Karachi and distributed the drug through associates at educational institutions and private parties.

It also states that she frequently changed residences between Karachi and Lahore to avoid detection.

According to the interim findings, forensic analysis of the suspect’s mobile phone revealed the names of three riders, Aijaz, Hamza, and Aqib, based in Karachi.

Investigators also allege that the accused was involved in the online sale of narcotics.