Karachi (HRNW) – A supplementary charge sheet has been submitted by police before the Additional District and Sessions Judge South in a 2018 drug recovery case registered against accused Anmol alias Pinky.
According to the supplementary charge sheet submitted by police, the accused’s brother Nasir was acquitted in the case on February 26, 2026. The charge sheet stated that Anmol alias Pinky had been absconding since 2018.
Police stated in the charge sheet that information was received regarding the accused’s whereabouts, revealing that she was arrested in a murder case registered at Baghdadi Police Station. After obtaining court permission, investigators conducted an interrogation of the accused while she was in jail.
According to the police documents, investigators claimed that during interrogation, the accused allegedly confessed to operating a drug network and being its alleged leader.
The charge sheet further stated that the accused allegedly disclosed that on November 18, 2018, individuals identified as Maseer Ali, Nasir Ali, and Ainullah were transporting narcotics when they were arrested by police from the Akhtar Colony, Defence area.
Police further stated that after obtaining the accused’s criminal record, it was found that 21 cases had been registered against her at different police stations.
According to the charge sheet, two accused persons, Maseer Ali and Ainullah, have been declared absconders in the case.
The case was registered in 2018 at the CTD Police Station regarding alleged recovery of narcotics.
From a human rights perspective, actions against alleged drug offences must ensure transparent investigations, protection of legal rights of accused persons, fair trial guarantees, and the principle that guilt must be established through the judicial process. Final determination of any accused person’s guilt or innocence rests with the court.
HRNW is reporting this matter from the perspective of rule of law, judicial proceedings, and protection of legal rights for public awareness.
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This news is not affiliated with any individual, institution, or party involved in the case, nor does it represent HRNW’s position. HRNW publishes this information solely for public awareness, human rights education, and information sharing. The allegations and claims mentioned are based on police investigation documents, while the final determination of guilt or innocence of any accused person rests with the court.
