A District and Sessions Court (South) on Tuesday indicted Anmol alias Pinky, known as the “Cocaine Queen”, in a case involving the alleged death of a man by negligence.
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Anmol appeared before the court through video link and denied the charges framed against her. The court subsequently issued notices to prosecution witnesses and directed them to appear for recording their statements on September 3.
A case of death by negligence has been registered against Anmol Pinky at Baghdadi Police Station. The development comes amid an ongoing investigation into Anmol Pinky’s alleged narcotics network.
Earlier, Additional Inspector General (AIG) Karachi Azad Khan told the Senate Standing Committee on Interior that Pinky was not as major a drug supplier as portrayed in some media reports. He said the case had attracted significant attention because of extensive media coverage.
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According to the police briefing, 10 suspects have been challaned in connection with the investigation, while two individuals were allegedly managing Pinky’s social media and financial accounts.
Azad Khan said Pinky allegedly operated her network from Lahore, with a man identified as Sameer among her associates. In Karachi, another suspect, Aqib, was allegedly responsible for operating parts of the network, while Sabira and Humaira were identified as alleged riders.
The AIG further told the committee that African nationals were allegedly supplying cocaine to the network.
Police have reportedly identified 25 alleged riders linked to the network. According to the briefing, one bank account received around Rs30 million within a year, including a single transaction of Rs29 million.
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Investigators have so far traced financial transactions involving approximately Rs100 million, while inquiries into alleged benami accounts are continuing.
Police arrested Anmol alias Pinky during an intelligence-based operation in May 2026, describing her at the time as a high-profile alleged narcotics supplier.
The latest court proceedings concern the death-by-negligence case registered at Baghdadi Police Station. The court will now begin recording evidence from prosecution witnesses, with the next hearing scheduled for September 3.
