Save Our Pak
Karachi: A major development has emerged in the drug smuggling case involving the notorious cocaine dealer Anmol, also known as Pinky. Two individuals accused of helping operate her network have approached a sessions court for bail.
According to reports, the two suspects, identified as Sohail-ur-Rehman and Zeeshan, filed bail applications in the South Sessions Court. After hearing arguments from both sides, the court reserved its decision.
During the hearing, the defense lawyer argued that his clients are innocent and have no connection to Anmol Pinky’s alleged drug trafficking activities. He requested the court to grant them bail.
However, the prosecution strongly opposed the request. The government lawyer told the court that both suspects played an important role in running Anmol Pinky’s network while she remains in jail. He further claimed that they were involved in managing drug supply operations outside prison.
After listening to detailed arguments from both sides, the court decided to reserve its verdict on the bail applications.
Judicial sources said there is a strong possibility that the decision will be announced later this week.
It is worth noting that both suspects are facing charges related to drug dealing and assisting criminal activities. A case has already been registered against them at Garden Police Station in Karachi, and law enforcement authorities are seeking their arrest for further investigation.
Reported by Save Our pak
