New revelations in the case of a suspected cocaine dealer arrested in Karachi have further intensified the matter.
According to various claims, details have emerged suggesting an alleged second marriage of the accused, Anmol Pinky, to a police officer, along with financial transactions that have raised questions over security and institutional transparency.
Reports state that the accused has alleged that a government official pressured her after taking her brother into custody and continued to receive large sums of money at different times. These claims also include allegations of monthly payments running into hundreds of thousands of rupees.
Further information suggests that the accused’s first husband resides in Malaysia, and that through him an alleged drug production and supply network was established. It is claimed that she was also actively involved in the operation, using various channels to reach customers.
During court proceedings, the accused was sent to judicial remand in jail, while a request for physical remand was rejected. Questions were also raised regarding her behaviour and conduct during the hearing.
Multiple cases have been registered against her under the Sindh Control of Narcotics Act and the Sindh Arms Act, involving the recovery of illegal narcotics and weapons.
Authorities have stated that the matter remains under investigation and judicial process, with further inquiries ongoing.
